

Jenny loved animals. She wanted to be a veterinarian when she grew up. She liked to help her mom take care of their dog, Spot, and their cat, Fluffy. She gave them food, water, and hugs every day.
One day, Jenny and her mom went to the park. They saw a lively bird on a tree. It had bright feathers and a long tail. Jenny wanted to touch it. She asked her mom, "Can I go see the bird, mom?"
Her mom said, "No, Jenny. The bird is wild. It might bite you or fly away. You have to protect yourself and the bird. Let's watch it from here."
But Jenny did not listen. She ran to the tree and climbed up. She reached for the bird. The bird got scared and pecked her hand. Jenny cried out in pain and let go of the branch. She fell to the ground and hurt her head.
Her mom ran to her and called for help. She hugged Jenny and said, "I'm sorry, Jenny. I told you not to touch the bird. You have to be careful. You could have died."
Jenny was bleeding and dizzy. She said, "I'm sorry, mom. I just wanted to see the bird. I love animals. I want to be a veterinarian."
Her mom said, "I know, Jenny. I love you. But you have to listen to me. You have to protect yourself and the animals. You can't be a veterinarian if you're dead."
Jenny closed her eyes and did not wake up. She died. The bird flew away.
