Hong Kong’s character is shaped not only by its people, but also by the animals that share its urban landscape. This collection celebrates the overlooked residents of the city—those who wander its backstreets, sunbathe on concrete, and quietly coexist alongside the fast-paced human world.

From sleepy "guard" dogs lounging in doorways (guarding little more than the pavement), to street cats reigning over dried fish stalls with silent authority, these animals have staked their claim in the city’s rhythm. Turtles basking in the ponds of Hong Kong Park, the occasional monkey peeking from jungle edges, even the giant tortoise making its rounds in a Tung Chung housing estate—each adds its own quiet narrative to daily life.

This series is a tribute to their presence—humorous, endearing, and entirely Hong Kong.