~ Early Web Links ~

Catp0rtal is a charming pixel-art themed portal page dedicated to cats, featuring a minimalist old-web aesthetic with heart symbols and feline-focused content. A cozy little corner of the internet for cat lovers who appreciate retro web style.

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.

A charming early-stage personal site by a creator who calls themselves 'nova12', built around a love of cats, space, and Warrior Cats. The site features clique memberships, a mood indicator, and playful interactive touches like a clickable cat in the corner.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Caminus is a personal site centered on a beloved cat named Squeaky, who has a famously flat head and is a diabetic feline with an apparently devoted fanbase. The guestbook overflows with visitors expressing affection for Squeaky and the interactive cat-petting feature that keeps people coming back.

Cat Therapy is a relaxing site that cycles through 200 cute cat photos, displaying a new feline every 4 seconds for a soothing browsing experience. It also features a cat clicker game, making it a lightweight but charming destination for cat lovers looking to unwind.

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.