We need to properly train dogs not to wander or we need to keep them in a fenced yard. I'm sorry to say I do not have an answer for the cats. I truly believe it is cruel to force cats to be indoor animals, unless absolutely necessary, i.e. in a city. I think if better fences were built along the roads that it would help a great deal. We already have fences but they aren't constructed good enough to keep the animals from getting out.
Small animals can slip through the holes in the fences.
Let's make the holes smaller, or better yet, take the gaps out of the fence all together and make the fence a solid wall. Peggi Morris LaVerne, CA Number one, with all the animals in the pound, I think spaying and neutering would dramatically reduce the number of domesticated animals that are on the lose today. That way, if you spent all that effort in being allowed to own such a pet, you darn sure will take care of it, or risk getting your pet license and pet taken away and not be allowed to own another. Just a thought. I think what can be done is that more people try to ride their bikes more than cars.