~ Early Web Links ~

Mightytuniek's personal webspace, known online as obscou or tosterreborn, leads with a prominent Cats section alongside a temple and articles area. The old-web aesthetic is strong here, featuring mood indicators, a guestbook, webrings, and a custom site badge inviting visitors to link back.

Reavie's personal homepage is a small, colorful neocities site featuring a questlog section and a clear love of cats, highlighted prominently in the site's brief but enthusiastic self-introduction. The site has a cozy, handcrafted old-web feel with rainbow gradient graphics and a no-AI webring badge.

Little Abyss is a personal Nekoweb site featuring a mix of personal logs, moments, quotes, sketches, and a dedicated cats section, all wrapped in a cozy Japanese-inflected aesthetic. The site offers a glimpse into the creator's inner world through its 'now', 'sketching', and 'creations' sections, making it a charming handcrafted corner of the web.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The personal homepage of 'wac' features a dedicated cat section alongside life updates, a guestbook, and a charmingly chaotic old-web aesthetic. The site's self-described identity as a place 'where internet cats roam free' reflects its core appeal, blending slice-of-life journaling with a genuine love of cats.

Whirlwind.net is a whimsical personal homepage by a self-described 'weird person' floating in clouds of imagination, featuring gifs, iframes, and an eclectic mix of humor and horror aesthetics. The landing page itself is guarded by a cat widget with a fun feline fact, hinting that cats are a recurring theme throughout the site.