Placeholder images that need a home.
Every picture here is a real cat, living in a rescue in Portugal. Pick a size, pick a cat, copy the URL. That's it.
https://moggy.dev/480/360
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Meet them properly.
Use a cat's name in the URL and you'll get her every time. Every one of them can be sponsored.
Barbie
lookingA rescue cat looking for a sponsor.
/400/300/barbie-2026-07
Sponsor Barbie →
Imbir
lookingA rescue cat looking for a sponsor.
/400/300/imbir-2026-09
Sponsor Imbir →
Midge
lookingA rescue cat looking for a sponsor.
/400/300/midge-2026-07
Sponsor Midge →
Mrs Maisel
lookingA rescue cat looking for a sponsor.
/400/300/mrs-maisel-2026-07
Sponsor Mrs Maisel →
There's more in the box.
Same cats, different shapes.
JSON to practise on
Proper pagination, detail routes, real relationships. The kind of API you'd actually have to work with, rather than a toy.
GET https://moggy.dev/api/cats
GET https://moggy.dev/api/cats/barbie-2026-07A cat in your terminal
One command, nothing to install. You get a cat, a line about her, and where to sponsor her.
$ npx moggykitThe tools are free. The vet isn't.
Moggykit is here to point a bit of attention at some cats in Beira Baixa. There's no paid tier and there never will be. If one of them catches your eye while you're working, you can sponsor her. That's the only ask.