~ Early Web Links ~

Welchia's cozy personal corner on Neocities is a work-in-progress homepage featuring pets, webrings, and a friendly old-web aesthetic. The site is mirrored across Neocities, Nekoweb, and Ichi.city, with pets content and webring participation as its most visible features.

Miko's Cat Corner is a personal site by a creator named Miko, featuring daily blogs and a dedicated cats section suggesting feline content is central to the experience. The site also includes a curated links section called Net Neighbours and participates in the No AI Webring, giving it a charming old-web community feel.

NaNcY's Cat Animation Gallery is a charming old-web collection of animated cat graphics, perfect for visitors who remember the gif-heavy personal pages of the early internet. The gallery celebrates feline imagery through animated clips and images, making it a nostalgic treasure for cat lovers and retro web enthusiasts alike.

A deeply personal memorial site dedicated to Seneca, the creator's therapy cat and best friend who passed away on December 13th. The writing is raw and reflective, touching on grief, the strangeness of online memorialization, and the way the internet fails to account for death and loss.

Community Animal Network is a Newport Beach, California non-profit founded in 1996 by DiAnna Pfaff-Martin that rescues and rehomes homeless and at-risk shelter dogs and cats through veterinary care, spay/neuter programs, and community outreach. The organization runs several programs including Pets for Seniors, Good Samaritan Rescue Support, and free spays for momma cats, and actively lists animals available for adoption.

Dirigo Maine Coon Cats is Beth Kus's long-running cattery site dedicated to breeding traditional Maine Coon cats in Maine, offering kittens with health guarantees and DNA testing. Beyond the cattery, the site features a substantial collection of original research articles, folklore, and historically published writing about the Maine Coon breed.

A fascinating deep-dive into the world of official government cats employed as mousers by the British government and beyond, plus a companion section on famous riot dogs from Greece, Chile, and other countries. The site combines well-researched history, social media links, image credits, and even references to folk songs and games inspired by these remarkable animals.

Diabella Loves Cats is a richly decorated personal site celebrating felines through an extensive collection of vintage dressed cat graphics, animated ecards, cat folklore, and fantasy pages. It also supports the Kings Highway Cat Rescue with adoptable cat profiles, making it a charming blend of creative cat art and real-world animal welfare advocacy.

Beeks documents a charming mystery: tracking down the identity of a vintage blue cat plushie wearing a Hitachi shirt, discovered at a thrift store. The post chronicles the search through Google, eBay, and community crowdsourcing, ultimately ending in a triumphant identification of the mascot connected to a Hitachi karaoke system.

Kutiiing's cozy personal corner of the web is packed with cat pictures, a handmade pixel art game submitted to a game jam, and a digital bookshelf for book reviews. The site blends a love of cats, indie retro games, and reading into a charming, playful space with hidden interactive surprises.