A short documentary about rescue, love, and community in NYC, where dogs and their humans save each other, one story at a time.
Rescue isn’t just about saving one dog, it’s about building a society where animals feel safe, where compassion is the norm, and where humans are held accountable for the lives they impact. PUPPY LOVE: TAILS OF THE CITY explores this deeper meaning of rescue through the real stories of New Yorkers and their adopted dogs, showing how these connections inspire us to show up with more kindness, responsibility, and love. After all, the goal is simple: to become the person your dog already believes you are.
Lulu Men is a New York–based artist and filmmaker, originally from China and Singapore. With a foundation in fine arts, she holds an MFA in Film from the School of Visual Arts and an MA in Media Management from The New School.
Her debut feature documentary, Voices of Deoli, premiered at the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival (LAAPFF) and is available for streaming on Tubi and educational distribution through New Day Films in 2026.
Lulu was one of the producers of the Academy Award–winning documentary American Factory. Her work has been showcased at international film festivals and academic institutions. She has also participated in Docs for Sale at IDFA 2024 and INTRO:DOX at CPH:DOX 2025.
