He thought of his human as another human who helped clean him up and placed him with his mother for milk. Puppies are easy when they are small, and they can stay with their mom, but that changes quickly, as life on the street is not a safe place for puppies who want to grow big and strong, plus he needed a human of his own. His human was not much, but she was his human, and she wanted him to be healthy. His human knew that if she put him on the wrong ground, he could get parvo or other viruses and die. So she took him to the outreach clinic where he could get his shots and boosters. The clinic also helped her find resources. After a while, the puppy, now a dog, and his human live in a home with a huge backyard.