As people continue to choose to abandon their dogs and allow them to roam about on the streets, the need for a drastic solution to reduce the population of stray dogs has increased. Some of the foreseeably plausible options to achieve such a goal include - one of the most commonly thought of ways - euthanasia, and another very popular procedure, sterilization. However, the existence of two possible procedures sometimes incites a division of public opinion. To the majority of the public, euthanasia seems to be the best way to keep stray dogs off of the street and keep the general public from being harassed and intimidated by them. Nonetheless, this perspective is faulty in the sense that it is only being viewed from one side, and does not encompass or consider all of the possible better options. One such option is sterilization. This option is a better one in the sense that we care for the dogs in this situation and we provide for them another life and another chance of survival. We need not just kill all of the dogs, we just need to prevent them from reproducing so much that they cause a population overflow of dogs.