Pets & Animals
210 sites
Subcategories:
- Cats (40)
- Dogs (15)
- Exotic Pets (79)
- Wildlife (69)
https://nekonokuni.neocities.org/
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.
http://brownstonebirder.blogspot.com/
Larry, a Connecticut native, chronicles his birdwatching adventures across local towns, forests, and parks through regular blog posts stretching back to 2007. The blog captures seasonal sightings like Red-winged Blackbirds and Merlins alongside reflections on nature, weather, and the meditative quality of outdoor exploration.
https://birdsoftheheath.blogspot.com/
David Bryant's long-running birdwatching blog chronicles regular birding outings across Norfolk, with species counts, field notes, and photos from sites like Cley and Holkham Park. Featuring annual tally totals stretching back to 2015, garden wildlife trailcam footage, and occasional astronomy content, it offers a rich personal record of eastern England's birdlife.
https://fathersonbirding.com/
FatherSonBirding is a birding blog run by a father-son duo, Sneed Collard III and Braden, documenting their birdwatching adventures across North America and beyond, including detailed trip reports from destinations like Costa Rica. The site features richly written field accounts, species lists, photography, and a deep passion for avian ecology that makes it a treat for both casual birders and serious listers.
https://bunny.garden/bunnyring/about
Bunnyring is a cozy webring connecting personal websites run by rabbit enthusiasts, with a simple widget-based joining system and a short list of community rules. Maintained by two members on the libre.town and blos.sm platforms, it invites any bunny-loving site owner to join the growing 'bunny web.'
https://stevearlowsbirding.blogspot.com/
Steve Arlow's birding blog chronicles rare and scarce bird sightings across the UK, with detailed field notes, photographs, and video evidence of species like Red-breasted Geese and Daurian Shrikes. The site also covers international birding trips to Israel and Fair Isle, with an extensive sidebar of links to bird observatories, gull identification resources, and birding organizations worldwide.
https://kittykingdom.neocities.org/
Created by Jana as a living memorial to her beloved cats, this Neocities site features a gallery of her five cats, beginner care tips, and a community guestbook for fellow cat lovers to share their own stories. With sections covering cat personalities, health and care advice, and curated links to trusted resources like PetMD and The Cat Site, it's a warm and personal corner of the web for anyone who adores felines.
https://math.stonybrook.edu/~tony/birds/links.html
Tony Phillips of SUNY Stony Brook has assembled an extensive curated directory of birdsong and birding resources, linking to hundreds of sites including the Macaulay Library, Xeno Canto, and Avibase. The collection is organized by region and topic, making it a valuable starting point for anyone interested in bird sounds, ornithology, or backyard birding.
https://sisterdiecutsitsathome.neocities.org/
Sister Diecut Sits At Home is a whimsical personal site centered on cats, featuring heavy image content and playful executable-style navigation links with names like 'mew.exe' and 'purrpurrpurr.exe'. With 61 images and a focus on Norwegian Forest Cats, it reads like a cozy feline shrine wrapped in a retro desktop aesthetic.
http://dfwherp.org/
The DFW Herpetological Society is a Dallas-Fort Worth club dedicated to promoting understanding, appreciation, and conservation of reptiles and amphibians through monthly meetings, field trips, and educational events. Visitors can learn about local species like the Texas rat snake, access guides to identifying venomous snakes of north Texas, and find out how to join the society.