~ Early Web Links ~

Ame's Neko no Kuni (Cat Kingdom) is a charmingly cat-obsessed personal site featuring cat media reviews, a cat girl database, cat pictures, shrines, and a curated graphics section. With its cutesy aesthetic, multiple themed sub-pages, and a regularly updated blog, it's a delightful corner of the indie web built around feline appreciation and Ame's broader personal interests.

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.

TurtleWitch's cozy personal lair blends retro web nostalgia, old-school gifs, rescued animals, and indie web community spirit into a charmingly decorated Neocities home. Visitors can explore a resources section with free web graphics, a blog, links to webrings, and plenty of cat photos featuring the beloved Jareth.

Soft & Silky is a dedicated fanlisting for Ragdoll cats, registered with The Fanlistings Network and currently boasting 66 fans from 15 countries. If you love the gentle, silky-coated Ragdoll breed, you can join the list and connect with fellow enthusiasts worldwide.

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.

MeowMeow Cafe is a charming cat-themed personal site currently undergoing renovations for a fresh new look. The cafe-style layout with staff pages, a menu, and a guestbook gives it a cozy, welcoming atmosphere for visitors.

Amber's Cozy Corner is a cheerful personal homepage built around comfort and warmth, featuring a virtual Gifypet named Mauli and a list of interests including cats, art, coffee, travel, and all things cozy. Still under construction, this neocities site has a welcoming, snuggly aesthetic that captures the spirit of old-web personal pages.

CatStuff is a sprawling cat-dedicated resource online since 1995, offering over 3,500 cat graphics, a massive library of articles on feline behavior and health, ASCII art, games, postcards, and even a short novel about a cat named Beauregard. With sections covering everything from cat folklore and cartoons to freebies and software, this site is a genuine labor of love for cat enthusiasts.

CatStuff, created by Glenda Moore, is a massive collection of over 3,600 cat-themed graphics including animations, backgrounds, blinkies, buttons, and web page sets, all available for use on personal websites. Beyond the graphics library, the site also offers cat care articles, humorous stories, poetry, and information on topics like feral cats, declawing, and the rainbow bridge.

Sasha's personal corner of the web, themed around cats and cozy old-web aesthetics. The site invites visitors into a feline-inspired digital space that blends personal expression with a charming cat-centric theme.