1. IntroductionHuman beings, since their creation, have never been alone on earth. As we all know, we share this planet with many different species of living creatures, such as animals and plants. But even as we call ourselves the superior species for our ability to think, make decisions, and choose how to live our lives, we begin to grow. Our growth spans many different aspects, such as infrastructure and lifestyle. This has led us to somehow overlook the fact that we are not alone on this planet. We begin to push other species away and sometimes we don't realize that the impact felt by those other species has terrible and sometimes deadly consequences, and we also sometimes fail to understand that it can also cause harm to us. report, we want to make people understand the problem of stray animals and its effects on humans, and how we can save them. We will explain what experts have to say about this problem, what they think the solutions are and also how better life for animals can benefit humans.1.1 MethodologyBe able to provide facts to support our claims and related topic , we need to be able to find information by conducting research. Research is the most important component in providing us with facts and answers. Our research is divided into two parts, primary research and secondary research. The main research consists of a survey we conducted asking people to fill out an online questionnaire to get information on how people would normally react to the problem of stray animals. The other research method is secondary research, which is looking for information on the Internet about the related topic and... middle of the paper... how bad this problem has become. Then we have the Humane Society of the United States, the nation's largest and most effective animal protection organization. They are dedicated to conducting awareness campaigns on the issue of animal abuse, stray animals and animal rescue. They provide shelters and sanctuaries for animals without permanent homes. According to their research, there are approximately 2.7 million adoptable dogs and cats in the United States who are put to sleep every 11 seconds, and often the sleeping animals are children of pets who have permanent homes and a human companion. This has led the Humane Society to believe that the spay and neuter process is a very crucial process that must be done in regards to every pet to ensure that there is no unwanted breeding and significantly reduce the amount of animals left as strays..