Wo(Man)'s Best Friend: Marta Pozzan

Marta
Pozzan

The Pagerie Pet is not only your son or daughter, but closest confidant. Introducing Wo(man)’s Best Friend, a series that reveals our favourite Pagerie companions and the personality traits that make them one of a kind.

Marta Pozzan is a true multi-hyphenate. The LA-based actress is also a content creator, director, writer, and mental health advocate. And she’s not slowing down. Marta is shooting a psychological thriller in France in November and recently made a short documentary on why people decide to become parents, which she is hoping to make into a feature film. “I interviewed people about why they did or did not want to become parents,” she said. “It’s been very interesting to learn from people’s stories. Everyone that I interviewed had the most complex, beautiful answers.”

WO(MAN)'S BEST FRIEND

Marta Pozzan

The Pagerie Pet is not only your son or daughter, but closest confidant. Introducing Wo(man)'s Best Friend, a series that reveals our favorite Pagerie companions and the personality traits that make them one of a kind.

Marta Pozzan is a true multi-hyphenate. The LA-based actress is also a content creator, director, writer, and mental health advocate. And she’s not slowing down. Marta is shooting a psychological thriller in France in November and recently made a short documentary on why people decide to become parents, which she is hoping to make into a feature film. “I interviewed people about why they did or did not want to become parents,” she said. “It’s been very interesting to learn from people’s stories. Everyone that I interviewed had the most complex, beautiful answers.”

And Marta, too, is a parent of sorts, the mum to rescue pups Dickie and Rue, who she loves deeply. “I don’t even know how to describe my love for them,” she said. “They can do no wrong. I mean, Rue gets into a lot of trouble. So sometimes I yell at her, but I look at them and feel peace. I’ve been really anxious lately, not because anything’s wrong, just working anxiety. And they make me feel a little bit better.”

“I don’t even know how to describe my love for them, they can do no wrong."

Her first dog, Rue, was a tiny puppy when Marta first met him. “My best friend’s roommate works at a nonprofit called Hit Living Foundation in Malibu,” Marta explained. “They go to Mexico and come back with dogs that had been living on the streets. Her roommate kept them for a couple of nights until they found them foster parents.” Marta’s friend told her you have to come over immediately. I’m holding one of the dogs and I see you. And she was right. “I had to fight for her for a month because she had distemper, which is a lethal disease. She tested positive for months, but had no symptoms and finally started testing negative.”

And Marta, too, is a parent of sorts, the mum to rescue pups Dickie and Rue, who she loves deeply. “I don’t even know how to describe my love for them,” she said. “They can do no wrong. I mean, Rue gets into a lot of trouble. So sometimes I yell at her, but I look at them and feel peace. I’ve been really anxious lately, not because anything’s wrong, just working anxiety. And they make me feel a little bit better.”

“I don’t even know how to describe my love for them, they can do no wrong."

Her first dog, Rue, was a tiny puppy when Marta first met him. “My best friend’s roommate works at a nonprofit called Hit Living Foundation in Malibu,” Marta explained. “They go to Mexico and come back with dogs that had been living on the streets. Her roommate kept them for a couple of nights until they found them foster parents.” Marta’s friend told her you have to come over immediately. I’m holding one of the dogs and I see you. And she was right. “I had to fight for her for a month because she had distemper, which is a lethal disease. She tested positive for months, but had no symptoms and finally started testing negative.”