The phrase "stray pets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to animals that have lost their way or have been abandoned and are wandering without an owner.
Example: "The local animal shelter is organizing a campaign to help find homes for stray pets in the community."
Alternatives: "abandoned animals" or "lost pets."
"Now, they just leave stray pets".
Since opening in 1883, it has rehomed more than a million abandoned and stray pets.
He said that thanks to free and low-cost spaying and neutering services, the number of stray pets has dropped steadily in recent years.
Besides the bleak landscape of boarded-up houses and empty lots, residents of economically struggling Chicago neighborhoods must contend with thousands of stray pets.
CHESTER, an old mill town on the Connecticut River, used to be called Dog Town, for the abundance of stray pets said to have roamed its streets.
So, expect a flurry of announcements of ingenious new sensors that chirp data wirelessly to the internet about glucose level, printer ink, engine wear, library books, stray pets, ripening crops, you name it.
One is adding open-air rooms, another is helping stray pet adoption, another is marketing a cool factor that comes with starting off as a recording studio.
But if your immune system is compromised, he added, "don't take in a stray pet or a kitten with fleas, and if you have young toddlers, don't take an iguana as a pet".
And if you believe an animal you've found is a stray pet, you may want to take it to a veterinarian, an animal shelter or a rescue group, depending on the situation.
Knowledge of the spatial distribution of the baseline, normal population is important as it provides information when determining the incidence of disease and when comparing stray pet numbers to owned pets.
Figure out the overall state of the stray pet.
