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.

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.

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.

Amedeo, Italian photographer in Paris, et Hugues, general secretary of the Philharmonie in Paris. They live together with their great love, Italian rescue Tonno.

Tiffany is a female painter, she is the author of a colourful and textured body of work. Attached to the minimalist style and to the purity, she nonetheless lives with Pablo also known as Pablito, a young fox terrier who is a bit "temperamental" but that should pass and yes, nobility obliges doesn't it Sir Pablo?

Tania is a freelance copywriter in Paris. For her, Popeye was the best birthday present ever.