Love Is Like a Cat
When global superstar Piuno is threatened by those who wish to see him brought low, there’s only one thing he can do to save his reputation and his career: work at a pet daycare. Pushing aside his severe dislike for…
When global superstar Piuno (Mew Suppasit) faces a career-threatening scandal, his management hatches a desperate plan: send him to work at a pet daycare in South Korea. It's the worst possible assignment for the Thai idol, who has suffered from zoophobia since childhood. At the Dog Cafe, he meets Lee Dae Byeol (JM from JUST B), the warm-hearted owner who lives and breathes for animals. As Piuno begrudgingly navigates barking dogs and furry chaos, he slowly chips away at his trauma with Dae Byeol's patient guidance. But this isn't just a story about overcoming fear—it's a cross-cultural, dual-language romance that blossoms between two worlds. Despite the title, the drama uses its canine cast to explore themes of healing, trust, and unconditional love. With short 15-minute episodes, this Korean-BL collaboration offers a lighthearted, fast-paced watch for those seeking a gentle slow-burn with a side of adorable pets.
