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Artwork-based community website in the style of deviantART; also hosts stories, music, personal journals and forums. The combination of mostly-unrestricted content, relatively good uptime, and oodles of popular artists have made FA the most popular furry website as of 2009.

Another non-specific-but-still-quite-furry art archive, intended primarily for non-photographic 2D artwork. No adult material.

Photo and video archive of fursuits, dating from their first appearance in the 1990s to the present day.

Not-specifically-but-still-mostly furry art, story and music community.

Auction site dedicated to furry fandom. Occasionally threatens to close, but has remained open since late 2000.

Billed as a location for roleplay, F-list's character profiles – boasting the largest selection of kinks known to man or fur – are a compelling feature.

Largest furry IRC network, succeeding YiffNet in 2001. Seven servers with ~2200 users as of 2010.

Artwork-based community website in the style of deviantART; also hosts stories, music, personal journals and forums. The combination of mostly-unrestricted content, relatively good uptime, and oodles of popular artists have made FA the most popular furry website as of 2009.

Founded in November 2002 as a discussion area for the Furtopia community. Actively moderated to a strict set of rules, with separate areas for roleplaying and adult content. Restarted in February 2008 after an instance of hacking, now the sole remnant of the once-great Furtopia empire.

Founded in October 2007 by a group of atrocity tourists as a more active forum than Crush Yiff Destroy, Vivisector claims to take the good with the bad, but inevitably focusses on the latter. Appears to be adding articles as of 2010. Absorbed CYD in April 2010.

Website containing information on fursuit construction, maintenance and performance distilled from the fursuit.org mailing list.

LiveJournal community for fursuit construction and discussion. Makes extensive use of LJ's memories and tagging system to index information.

Photo and video archive of fursuits, dating from their first appearance in the 1990s to the present day.

Image-centric image board with tag-based drill-down. Contains mostly adult works.

Distribution and critique of original art and writing, random pornography, requests to provide copies of art (illicit or otherwise), hugboxing, philosophizing, and critique of furry artist Jay Naylor.

Self-described provider of "unusually good information", Flayrah was founded in 2001 and revamped in 2010 after years of stagnation. At its best, a source of original reporting, debate and reviews; at its worst, a dumping ground for promotion and convention newsletters.

Provides information on publishing opportunities for anthropomorphic fiction and links to self-improvement resources.

UK-specific information for fursuit builders and purchasers, plus a small photo gallery.

Lists webcomics by update frequency and genre, with a focus on furry strips.

Whimsical, critter-based roleplaying environment, founded in 1998 to replace Toons Fur and Fluff. Has its own (mostly fictional) news service.

Self-described provider of "unusually good information", Flayrah was founded in 2001 and revamped in 2010 after years of stagnation. At its best, a source of original reporting, debate and reviews; at its worst, a dumping ground for promotion and convention newsletters.

This subsection of Reddit posts various links and discussion topics which may be voted up or down by readers.

Spanish-language furry news portal, roughly equivalent to Flayrah.

Furry and Digimon/Pokemon/video game characters. Registration required for access to adult work.

PurpleKecleon's oekaki board. Typically features various Pokémon, Neopets, and the host's own "flower kitties".

Ning-based furry social network with over 8000 members as of April 2010. G-rated, but with a partner network Furries Xtreme that is not.

Set your position anywhere in the world and find nearby furs. Listings can be outdated; there is no automatic update mechansim.

Artwork-based community website in the style of deviantART; also hosts stories, music, personal journals and forums. The combination of mostly-unrestricted content, relatively good uptime, and oodles of popular artists have made FA the most popular furry website as of 2009.

Community art and story website, with a historic focus on adult writing. Succeeded Yiffstar during Christmas 2009.

Once furry fandom's most active art archive, the VCL is still one of the largest, with over 300,000 pieces plus several thousand stories. However, the site lacks features that have drawn users elsewhere, while maintaining a barrier to entry through its application policy. Adult work may be segregated into subdirectories, but this doesn't help when viewing new work; if this is a concern, use the sieve and bookmark the result.

Transformation-based fiction where a flu virus from Mars has become endemic and changed some of its victims into animals or inanimate objects.