Stray dogs cause detrimental effects by causing traffic accidents, assaulting residents, and spreading disease. But, in order to reduce them, do we have to mistreat and murder them? No. People generally treat stray dogs badly, making them aggressive and even attacking them. Why? Because they haven't experienced much love or compassion, all they've seen is human cruelty, hatred, and torture, they have a defensive and nasty attitude toward people. It takes some time for them to realize that certain humans care for them and adore them. Stray dogs are always hungry and thirsty, and have been seen scouring waste dump for a taste. They suffer in silence, which leads to a slow and painful death. Stray animals have little shelter from the environment, including the sun, rain, cold, and wind. Every day is a battle for them; only their tremendous survival abilities allow them to live long, and only the fit and strong are provided with shelter and a few scraps of food to satisfy their hunger.

It is important to recognize and comprehend that these animals rely on humans because they live on the street or on the road, which is not their fault. They are born there, thus they must be hungry or in need of attention if they approach a person. Companionship, affection, and partnerships with these innocent animals can help us all throughout our lives.