The pet I raised comes from the second dimension.

As the sun set and the sky grew dark, the streetlights came on. The light shone into the small park, reflecting off Dorothy's glasses and making her already bright eyes appear even more intelligent.

Hearing someone (Huang Musong) asking him and his companions patient and persuasive questions,
Directly in front was a kennel where four stray dogs sought shelter from the cold.
Further ahead is a sidewalk separated by a fence.

In an unfamiliar city, Dorothy and her friends come to feed stray dogs. At this moment, Dorothy seems to have an epiphany and vaguely understands something.

Dorothy's inner thoughts: "Speaking of which..."

A heartfelt message: "Stray dogs are small animals that haven't been adopted by humans. And when we, Doro, were strays, we were also small animals that hadn't been adopted."

A thought: "What if it were humans themselves? Humans who aren't adopted by humans, like human infants, are called homeless... oh wait! Shouldn't they be called orphans? It's so cold in winter, if there were orphans in the real world, wouldn't they go hungry and freeze?"

Dorothy's thoughts drifted from stray dogs to homeless people, and from homeless people to orphans, and a new idea suddenly came to her.

—Go feed the orphans!

Huang Musong, he is a human being, we in Doro are used to calling him "Human".

In humans, the strong and healthy adult males have easy access to food.

Human infants, if they lose their parents, will likely go hungry every day.

and so!
"Shall we take the remaining hamburgers to the city's welfare home and feed them to human infants who have no parents?"

"Dorak, Donas, Pina."

Do you think my idea is good?

After pondering her idea, Dorothy immediately expressed her opinion, looking at each of her companions one by one to seek their agreement.

"The Welfare Home"
Doro had never heard of it before and didn't know what it was for, so he nodded and shook his head in confusion.

This was the first time Donas had ever heard of a place in the real world called "Welfare Home".

Pina had heard of it and knew that the orphanage was divided into two types: one for taking in human infants and the other for taking in elderly humans.

Delivering hamburgers to the welfare home seems like a pretty good idea!
Pina moved closer to Dorothy, gently poking its back, and said loudly, "I agree with Dorothy! Let's go deliver free hamburgers to the orphanage and let the human orphans have a good meal, how about it?"

Pina blinked, tilted her head slightly, and looked at Doraemon, hoping for its support.

Doro stood there dumbfounded for a long time, not recovering for several seconds.

"Eh?"

What exactly are Mom and Dad?

"So not all humans have parents?" Doro didn't say anything, only scratched his head with his little paws, wondering to himself.

Since crossing over from the two-dimensional world to the real world, Doraemon only knows that humans have "father and mother," but doesn't actually understand what parents are.

Doro does not distinguish between genders.

A deep understanding of the concept of "parents" is difficult.
Only the intelligent Dorothy and the socially experienced Pina know this.

Confused by the situation that "some human cubs lack parents", Doraemon gave a confused "hmm" before nodding in response to Pina and Dorothy.

"Okay!"

Turning back to Huang Musong, Duoluo stood on tiptoe and waved to him. "Hey, we're planning to go to the orphanage. Could you take us there? Thank you!"

Feeling that this request would take up his rest time, Doro grinned sheepishly and casually took an orange from Donas's tail space, holding it out to Huang Musong with both hands.

"Here, have some, Runji."

"Hehe~"

Peeling the orange, Duoluo stuffed the pulp into Huang Musong's hand, waiting for him to finish eating before setting off.

Huang Musong didn't say much.

After finishing the oranges that Doro gave him, Huang Musong took Doro back to the RV and followed the navigation to a welfare home in the suburbs of Chang'an.

One hour later.
The RV slowly came to a stop at the entrance of the welfare home. The cold wind of the winter evening carried a chill, and the temperature dropped so low that one could exhale white vapor.

Huang Musong got out of the car first, then turned around and gestured to the little ones inside to dress warmly, as it was cold outside.

Dorothy followed closely behind.
The glasses felt cold in the evening breeze, and Dorothy instinctively shrank closer to Huang Musong to avoid the wind. Her ears twitched, and Dorothy looked up to observe the buildings ahead, gazing at the orphanage gate.

Pina landed right after her, and once she was firmly on her feet, she helped Donas up.

Doro was the last to get off the bus.

With his arms wrapped around a bag of hamburgers, Doro looked around curiously, muttering to himself, "Is this the orphanage? There are so many buildings..."

The main gate of the welfare home was ajar.
The soft laughter and shouts of children could be heard coming from inside the small building.

Huang Musong stepped into the orphanage and led the Doro straight to the main building.

The lights in the courtyard weren't bright, but they made it feel warm and cozy. Several simply dressed children, undeterred by the cold, were squatting in the yard playing with dry twigs.

Hearing the noise, the children looked up and saw an unfamiliar adult with four well-behaved little ones.

Their gazes were initially filled with curiosity, but then turned into fear.

The children were both confused and very curious about what the visitors were up to.

Suddenly being stared at by so many eyes, Dorothy instinctively hid behind Pina, only showing half of her face.

Its bright, intelligent eyes quickly scanned every human cub in the yard.
Her little hands gripped the hem of her clothes tightly.

Dorothy frowned and sighed.

Even though it wanted to give the other person a hamburger, it couldn't help but feel reserved and shy when faced with so many human cubs it was meeting for the first time.

Pina noticed Dorothy's nervousness and quickly patted her shoulder.

He then stepped forward.
Pina, with a gentle and steady voice, explained, "Kids, we brought hamburgers, which are free for you to eat."

Pina had barely finished speaking when
The children haven't recovered yet.

Donas couldn't wait to jump up in front of a little child.

"There are so many hamburgers!"

"These are handmade by our Doro, made with the finest ingredients. Would you like some?" Doro excitedly shook her head and took out one hamburger after another from her tail space, holding them up high.

The children looked at each other, but none of them dared to step forward.

Only one slightly older girl, about ten years old, slowly moved closer to Donas and asked in a low voice, "Are the hamburgers really for us? Are they free?"

Upon seeing this, Doraemon immediately rushed over with the package, his face beaming with a cheerful smile. "Yes, these are all for you. We came all the way from the park far away, and the burgers are still warm."

finished,

Doro takes a hamburger from the packaging bag.
It was handed to the little girl.

A human cub, female, short and thin.

They look like they're always hungry!
You need to eat more to gain weight and become stronger!

"Try it, it's delicious!"

His smile deepened, making him appear even more endearing; Doro hoped the other person wouldn't reject him.

The little girl took the hamburger, her fingertips touching the warm bun, and her eyes welled up with tears. She tore open the wrapper and immediately took a big bite.

Seeing this, the other children gradually lowered their guard and slowly gathered around.

Seeing that the children were no longer nervous, Dorothy also stepped out from behind Pina.

Although still a little shy, Dorothy tried her best to put on a smile and handed out hamburgers to the children one by one.

Pina stood to the side and helped distribute the food in an orderly manner, occasionally reminding the human cubs not to choke and that they could eat it back indoors.

Donas always seemed to have inexhaustible energy; she would jump and bounce around the children right after handing out the hamburgers.

He would squat down and watch the other person eat.
After a while, he imitated the other person by shaking his head.
The entire orphanage became lively. (End of Chapter)