Maya shares her flat with her roommate as well as Opium and Paï. Two cats, two brothers, one black and one tabby. On the end of a leash, in a bag, in a train, Maya has decided to take them everywhere with her, whatever the cost.

Stéphanie reads, writes, photographs, and walks her cocker spaniel in the forest. Ferdinand is the star of the village of Montmartre, and he poses in front of the camera with manners and delicacy.

The sphinx cat Lola is a strange beauty according to Estelle, her owner. Lola has spent years road-tripping in the USA with Estelle, a photographer, and artist. They both love each other, even though Estelle tends to ask for more space from Lola's affectionate clingy paws after the birth of her children.

Originally from New Zealand, but living in London for over ten years, is Kestra. She studies Performance: Design and Practice at Central St Martins. Balthazar, the black cat that lives with her in her apartment in East London, also has a performance background.

Rose is a little dog, born under the sign of the scorpion. Ilaria did not choose Rose, on the contrary, Rose chose her. They share their daily life, which is punctuated by work, playing hide and seek and Rose's whims.

Norma has become the star of Caroline's boutique. The black cat loves to take on his role in the atelier everyday. He welcomes, observes and talks constantly. Caroline and Norma are in a very exclusive relationship. Her cat is so loyal to her that, when she is not there, he never fails to express his displeasure in the atelier...

While travelling to the other side of the world every month, Claire met Gloria, who quickly became an anchor in her life. The little king Charles Spaniel, Gloria, marked the beginning of a new era for Claire, through a change of profession and beautiful encounters.

Sidney is the charismatic dog of Adèle, writer and director. While Sydney is cooling off in the Seine, Adele devises a rescue plan to get her back. Despite the unusual adventures of Adèle's dog, a relationship of trust has developed between them.

Lola is a cinema decorator in Paris. She spends her time in Paris and her studio in the Yvelines, but also with her dog Loup and her raven Murtagh.

As a child, Serena used to save and get attached to cats, dogs, fish, rodents but also snails, birds, reptiles... Today she continues to collect these animals with her dog Matisse... while "keeping control" so that she doesn't have to live with them all her life.

Dali is a small creature but also Zoé's main source of inspiration. Her life is structured around walks in the "petite ceinture", her work as an illustrator and the weekly brushing of her Italian greyhound's teeth.

There are few places like the Square Nadar that open their doors to everyone, with or without a dog. Guillaume, the park's mediator, is constantly meeting new people and reuniting with regulars, his friends, every day at the experimental dog park in Montmartre. His goal? To create an osmosis, to meet new people and it works perfectly!

Billy Johnson is a proud, one-meter-long cat with the fangs of a vampire who has chosen green beans as his drugs. Sébastien, director and scriptwriter, is fascinated by this half-Maltese, half-siamese creature, which sprawls himself across his appointed chair.

After spending his childhood studying, observing and drawing animals, Guillaume became an art agent. Moving between their home in the Loir-et-Cher and Paris where they have a second home, Guillaume and his husband live with about thirty animals... all of them are very unusual.

When Buddy is not eating a bag handle, a poster or cables, he's chomping on snacks. With his strong character, Buddy enjoys making his joy and displeasure understood. As for Agathe, his owner, fur allergies will prevent her from adopting a new pet after Buddy, yet his company is one of the best things that ever happened to her.

As children, Nicolas and Nicolas always had animals: dogs, cats, horses, farm animals but also exotic pets (snakes, parrots, monkeys, etc.). Nowadays, they live between Paris and Normandy, surrounded by animals - to whom they speak in French and Dutch.

Remembering the happy times he spent with dogs in his childhood and adolescence, Vincent stimulated a present - but perhaps less essential - desire in Olivier: they adopted Muzo. Since then, the couple and the Dachshund rarely leave each other's side and are developing their relationship harmoniously.

In the snow or in the rain, Pippo the border collie and Mathilde run together for miles. Meanwhile, Étincelle, the house cat, stays in the warmth of the bed, waiting for Mathilde's return. Everyone has their moment!

A unique relationship unites Virginie, Lilia and Haïku, the house cat. Mother and daughter share the story of the special connections Haiku has made with each member of the family.

Marie is a communications manager in Paris. She was never much of an animal lover. With time, she got familiar with dogs and, due to a twist of fate, she fell very much in love with snoring Rufus.