It seems our city is cracking down on strays. In many ways, this is good for our community. This means less stray animals in danger of being hit by cars. Less stray animals causing problems with the safety of our children, our own personal welfare, our personal pets and yards. Less stray animals going hungry, eating garbage, drinking contaminated water or even going without hydration. Less stray animals contracting fleas, ticks and other diseases. Less strays not spayed and neutered to breed on the streets producing neglected puppies and kittens.