Sheesh, where to start..
Shifter parts aside, because I don't feel like they matter in the story. Except as a way to artificially force more drama into this very, very, short story
I understand the moral and underlying meaning of the story. Love and accept people as they are. They may become hurt and want to hurt themselves if they are not accepted or even cast out. Reach out to the people you love, if you fear they may not be feeling well. Reach out for help if you yourself are not feeling well.
In that regard, the story is reasonably well written, it gets the point across.
But the way it is written, the inconsistencies (the neighbours moved in last year in one chapter and several years ago in another), the weird internal dialogue, the weird conversations, the not-trying-to-be-an-infodump infodump, the odd explanation of what being a shifter is, the names... It feels very much like it was written by a teenager or someone trying to write like a teenager.