Pets roaming the street are exposed to a variety of dangers that can affect their health and safety. Here are some of the main dangers:

1. Road accidents
Description: Pets, especially dogs and cats, can be injured in accidents with vehicles.
Consequences: serious injury or death.
2. Diseases
Description: Street animals are exposed to diseases such as fur, hepatitis, and more.
Consequences: These diseases can be contagious and cause a lot of suffering, both to animals and to humans.

3. Hunger and thirst
Description: Pets on the streets may find themselves without adequate food and water.
Consequences: Malnutrition or dehydration, which can lead to serious illnesses.
4. Cruelty by humans
Description: Unfortunately, pets can encounter cruel people who will hurt them.
Consequences: severe physical and mental injuries.

5. Dangers from other animals
Description: Pets may encounter wild animals or other potentially aggressive animals.
Consequences: physical injuries as a result of conflicts with other animals.
6. Exposure to weather conditions
Description: Pets may encounter harsh weather conditions (extreme summer heat, winter cold).
Consequences: risk of death or serious injuries due to summer heat or hypothermia in winter.

7. Environmental hazards
Description: Animals may be exposed to toxic substances, waste or unsuitable food.
Consequences: poisoning, internal injuries or other health problems.
8. Frustration and anxiety
Description: Pets walking around alone can experience stress and anxiety.
Consequences: abnormal behavior, fears, mental problems.

Summary
Pets roaming the streets face many challenges, and they need help and support to survive. Proper care, disposal of abandoned animals and increasing awareness of the dangers can help improve the condition of these animals.