~ Early Web Links ~

Catnurse is a personal Neocities homepage built around its creator's love of cats, featuring a one-eyed cat nurse as its mascot and original artwork. The site participates in several webrings including a Transmasculine Pride Webring and the No AI Webring, hinting at a creative, queer-friendly personal space.

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.

Created by Helen in 2000 after losing multiple cats to the disease, this comprehensive guide covers every aspect of feline chronic kidney disease (CKD), from diagnosis and symptoms to diet, fluid therapy, and end-of-life care. It is a deeply compassionate, non-commercial resource that has become an essential reference for cat owners navigating one of the most common serious illnesses in older cats.

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.

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.

The Messybeast is a sprawling personal site focused primarily on cats, covering care, welfare, rescue, genetics, history, and even cat poetry and humor. Beyond feline topics, the site also ventures into latch-hook rugmaking, old travel guides, and general prose, making it a charming and eclectic hobbyist destination.

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.

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.

Igor360's colorful personal homepage greets visitors with a playful warning about blinking elements, Easter eggs, snow effects, and a promised abundance of cats. The lighthearted entry page sets a whimsical tone for what appears to be a cat-themed personal site full of small surprises.