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A webcomic which uses either the Funny Animal or Petting Zoo People as the basic guideline for their characters. Furry Webcomics typically have the characters acknowledge that they are animals in some way -- i.e. the story would be different if the characters were just drawn as humans. Sometimes, though, the characters are animals simply for aesthetic reasons.

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• Twenty First Century Fox: Romantic Comedy of the future.
• Seventy Seas: A fantasy comic about a pirate, a ninja, and a prophet's adventures on a planet made of islands that drift on the ocean's current.
• AGENCY: A Massive Multiplayer Crossover comic starring Sandy Cheeks and Shadow the Hedgehog as they search for DW Read, Fox, and Marcus McCloud, who have been kidnapped by a mysterious organization.
• Altermeta: A Slice of life webcomic, with fantasy elements, such as the fact that the main characters are Kuvrahks.
• Anthronauts
• Ape Not Monkey: a webcomic about the interaction of a group of characters holding a number of different beliefs, written from an atheist, skeptical perspective.
• At The Heart Of It All (hosted here): If you liked Concession you might like this. Composed by the same person.
• At Arms Length: A fantasy-comedy comic focusing on a trio of woman who try to balance their domestic issues and their goals in life. Oh yeah, they’re also secretly four-armed magical beings from another dimension who fight threats to Earth. Jokes at the expense of pop culture and thrashed villains ensue...
• Badly Drawn Kitties
• Ballerina Mafia: By the same person who ran Concession and that runs At The Heart Of It All.
• Bard: Sprite comic about misadventures of the staff of a bar.
• Bear Nuts: If The Care Bears and the Happy Tree Friends had kids and sent the offspring to live in a zoo.
• Becoming Blizzard: A gay bear comes to term with his homosexuality and starts exploring the many aspects of it.
• Bedlam Genesis
• Better Days: A furry, Objectivist webcomic notable for its chronic use and Deconstruction of many, many tropes, including, among other things, Brother Sister Incest. Ended.
• Bitter Coffee (hosted here): A (mostly) 4 panel gag-a-day about an aspirant anthropomorphic feline comic artist who also deals things with his neighborhood, friends, and pop culture.
• Bittersweet Candy Bowl: A high school Love Dodecahedron comic, kind of furry but more cartoony.
• Black Tapestries: A fantasy comic about an immortal werefox and the constant conflicts between humans and anthros.
• Blade of Toshubi: An After the End comic where furries have replaced humans.
• Blue Crash Kit: Three superheroes contend with quite frankly insane goings on. Also, Polyamory.
• Bridgettes Belly (hosted here): Dramatic story about a mouse with a really flexible waistband.
• Broken Plot Device: Follow the surreal, amusing, and generally just weird lives of seven acquaintances -- one isn't precisely anyone's friend -- in the Byron Factory apartments.
• Buddies In Big Places: (hosted here) A daily furry soap opera, with sketchy art. It covers the sometimes interconnected lives of a huge cast, with numerous stories. Is frequently not safe for work.
• By the Saints: A black and white comic with a distinctive penciled look. Imagine if the American Civil War (or something very much like it) was being fought by anthropomorphic foxes. The main character, Thad, is in a moral dilemma because he has forsaken his own countrymen to go and fight for the other side for idealistic reasons.
• Canis: Short, 14 page comic Deconstructing the many amateur comics on Deviant ART and romanticism of wolves in general.
• Carried By the Wind
• Cigarro and Cerveja: The tales of a chain-smoking hare named Cigarro and her friend Cerveja, a beer-drinking Canada Goose.
• Carpe Diem: A furry comic with a predominantly male, blatantly gay cast, including a middle aged panda.
• Carried By the Wind: Disaster is going to hit the earth, the prophets and lunatics keep predicting that. Lucien, a mechanic on a space mission, seems to be heading in the right direction with his career and his love life but then things go very wrong...
• Cat Legend: A medieval/urban fantasy told largely in flashback.
• Catena: A household full of anthropomorphic cats has wacky adventures. No, really. Also better than it sounds.
• Cats N Cameras : The misadventures and exploits of the staff of a small camera shop... and porn studio. Plus a quick reference to The Dukes of Hazzard. Saying it's NSFW from time to time is not an exaggeration at all.
• Cheap Thrills: Furry teen relationship drama. Lots of drug usage and language. Great art evolution.
• CHEVALIER: Fantasy fairy tale adventure about a blacksmith mouse in a fairy tale realm trying to fulfill his dreams of high adventure, save a kidnapped princess, stop a war between 2 kingdoms, and become a hero.
• Chronicles of Loth: Fantasy Manga about a Half-Dragon girl's quest
• Chuck And Beans: (hosted here)
• The Class Menagerie
• Closed Gate: The adventures of a runaway otter slave in the empire known as the Union who tries to find out the truth about the colonization of his island and the disappearance of his father. He eventually discovers a dark secret behind the Union’s expansionism.
• Coach Random: Originally a comic in a college newsletter. Its main characters are all dogs (with a rarely-appearing frog and a few humans thrown in).
• Code Name Hunter: In a parallel world with Furries but no humans, An age old barrier in London designed to prevent magic entering the world had been broken by German bombing in WWII and a secrete British Government Agency develops around it to police the magic and maintain the Masquerade. Focuses on two agents, Hunter and Gypsy. Also in dead-tree format.
• Coming Up Violet: The sequel and Spin Off to Fur Will Fly. This time the focus shifts from Brad to the Cute Kid from FWF (three guesses what her name is) and her circle of friends. A constantly improving art style and an engaging use of tropes makes it so that this sequel grows a beard instead of a shark.
• Commander Kitty: A weekly Web Comic by Scotty Arsenault featuring the misadventures of a cast of Funny Animals In Space!!
• Concession: A comic centering on the lives of a group of furries working at a movie theater concession stand... At first. Notable for having an astronomical HSQ and defining "Not Safe for Work" on multiple levels. Ended.
• Control Your Offspring.
• Cosmic Hero: A webcomic about a space officer, where most aliens are furries.
• Counter Rose (hosted here): Science Fiction series in which a nine tailed fox named Juichi discovers he is the descendant of a goddess who created his world, currently controlled by the Baal, led by the evil angel Reciful. His destiny is to save the world from the Baal and restore his people to heaven by collecting nine colour-restoring roses. A few side stories also feature, including Prequel series Jacos' Story (currently offline, sadly).
• Crikey Duck: A webcomic centering around three American duck criminals hiding in Australia from a Mafia boss who they had robbed.
• Crimson Flag: A fantasy comic about a world inhabited by multiple species of fox (Reyn)
  • also on the same server is Ye Gods which runs on more comedy than CF.
• Ctrl R
• The Cyantian Chronicles: A Science Fiction Soap Opera featuring furries as technologically advanced aliens. The Chronicles are composed of a handful of different webcomic series at different times and places in the continuity; the most prominent of these are Akaelae and Campus Safari.
• Daily Grind: Action Adventure inspired by the old radio shows of the 1930s and '40s.
• Dan and Mabs Furry Adventures: A light-hearted Animesque Furry series originally based on characters on a MUD the author was a regular member of. Despite its origins, it is a well-written and consistently funny series with a surprisingly detailed Backstory (much of it only given in an extended world description presented as a set of separate webpages).
• Dandy and Company: A webcomic featuring a cast of talking dogs and their human owners.
• The Dawn Chapel: An anthology of short stories on a loosely connected theme of fantasy adventures, fairy tales, and folklore.
• Digger: In a strange fantasy world, a wombat is unwittingly manipulated by dark magical forces into digging a portal between worlds. In her efforts to get home, she makes strange friends and dangerous enemies, and helps discover a bizarre plot involving a grotesque cult and the corpse of their god. Ended March 17, 2011.
• Dimension Twist (hosted here) It's featured/Hosted on Deviant Art.
• Dinosaur Comics: Not actually a furry comic in any sense, as it contains no anthropomorphized animals at all! Notable for being the probably only comic in existence to only ever use the same six panels (containing exactly three dinosaurs), despite having literally thousands of strips at this point.
• Divided Sky: A group of fighters based off the Zodiac must fight people turned into robots. Add in a bunch of Lampshade Hanging, a relationship between two hybrids, and a mute lion, and you've got Divided Sky. Currently on indefinite hiatus.
• Doc Rat: The lighter side of a family medical practice, originally.
• Dogs Days of Summer: An adult interactive webcomic set on the fictional Bendigo Beach in Australia, the premise was about Diego the dingo's day to day life as he and his friends try to woo the tourists as well as deal with Diego's ex-boyfriend from last summer.
• Draconia Chronicles: Series telling the story of a centuries long war between the Dragons of the Dragonlands and the Tigers of the Tiger Territories. Unique in that it's only the females of the two races that are anthropomorphic.
• Dragon City (hosted here): About humanoid dragons. They evolved from raptors back in the Cretaceous and fled underground when the dinosaurs were wiped out. The comic takes place in current day Earth where the dragons are still living beneath the Earth. According to them, though, they are not humanoid dragons, but humans are dragonoid apes.
• Dreamkeepers: A fantasy graphic novel series where unique creatures called Dreamkeepers live in the Dreamworld and keep hordes of nightmare monsters from invading our minds as we sleep. Not technically a webcomic, but most fans learned about the series through the internet, the books are independently sold through the internet, and there is a promotional webcomic on the webpage that serves as a prologue (or prelude, if you will) to the series.
• Drugsand Kisses A webcomic detailing the lives of a group of stoners.
• Druids: A furry web comic based on the Warcraft setting and lore. It explores the unusual and erotic relationship two druids from the opposite sides of a War. The story focuses mainly on the relationship between Kinar, a Worgen and Serid, a Tauren. The comic starts with Kinar and Serid first meeting at the dawn of their relationship. This comic is intended for Mature audiences only and is not safe for work
• Ebin and May: A furry webcomic with politics and romance.
• Epiphany: A Boy and his God.
• Exterminatus Now is what happens when you mix Sonic the Hedgehog, Warhammer 40000, and a truckload of Black Comedy.
• The Eye of Ramalach: The adventures of an archeologist and a mysterious artifact.
• Fabuland Housewives is a PHOTO-webcomic with Funny Animal characters. How does this work? The characters are toys, from the LEGO Fabuland theme, to be precise.
• Faux Pas: Randy the red fox and the other main characters are studio animals, which means they have picked up lots of human characteristics. Some Carnivore Confusion and lots of fun, professionally drawn, suitable for all ages. And it's 1312 comic strips long! (as of 6/5/2011)
• Femmegasm
• Fite
• Fletcher Apts: A humorous, full-color comic about three friends from high school who share an apartment and deal with stress, women, random craziness and each other as they slog through that crazy, messed-up chicken fight called 'Life'. In Fletcher Apts., there is never a dull moment. Oh, and there's also "Goat Jesus". Rated Web-M for language and the occasional boobie.
• Fluffy and Mervin: gag-three-times-a-week webcomic about a cat and a mouse who don't spend their time chasing one another.
• The Foxfire Chronicles: A dramatic and serious piece featuring transformations, Magic, and interplanetary intrigue. Plus, for a little while, it takes place in Chernobyl.
• Freefall: A squid, a doggy, and a robot walk into a spaceship... Originally a print comic with softer science, now online with hard sci-fi and a lot of rather touching plot points. Safe for work.
• Furmentation: Hamster-centric webcomic focusing on misadventures including magic schools, submarines, demon invasions, and old school references.
• Furr: A series about three Warrior Cats, a wolf pup, a genre-savvy alien vixen, and their odd adventures.
• Furry Experience: A Slice of Life comic about three college house-mates who fill The Three Faces of Eve: Dawn, the business major; Cat, the art major; and Ronnie, the fitness major.
• Furthia High: A comic about the last human on a world of furries attending high school while trying to figure out if he (Kale) was born naturally or born a fox, and with some lab tests, created into a human. Really good: plot, colors, sharpness of the comic frame words etc... and characters.
• Fur Will Fly: A human is zapped into a dimension of anthropomorphic animals by an interdimensional experiment gone wrong. Completed.
• Gene Catlow
• Generation 17 (hosted here): A sci-fi comic following Marianne the cat, Joshua the hedgehog, and a bunch of other characters trying to get out of a futuristic jail... And also figuring out where they are, how they ended up in there, what are those weird gems grafted in their bodies, and where the hell are their clothes. Very Not Safe for Work.
• Grand Hunter (hosted here): A comic about anthropomorphic characters drawn in a Sonic the Hedgehog type style in a story that has elements of One Piece, Fairy Tail, and other famous stories. Join a cast of characters that include a summoner of magic monsters, a pyro-mage, a kung-fu genius, and a self-proclaimed demon of the Netherworld as they travel the world in search of fun and adventure.
• Grant
• The Heroes of Middlecenter: After the people of Middlecenter are turned into statues by the evil Lord Baltimore, the four heroes must save everybody, for a start.
• Hamsta Powah: A comic about a group of rodents trying to find a place in the world while saving it from an ancient evil. Combines comedy and fluffy cuteness with surprisingly kickass action and good character development across the entire cast.
• Harkovast: Set in a swords and sorcery fantasy world where every country is populated by a different race of anthropomorphic creatures, but now this world is coming under threat by a dark army from the West known only as The Nameless. The tone is (mostly) fairly serious, with a lot of bloody violence. It is also noticeable for being mostly hand drawn and coloured, using pens and coloured pencils.
• Havoc Inc: An interstellar shipping company run by a gay couple. One of the "classic" pre-internet furry comics being posted online by Radiocomix.
• Here Wolf: A sarcastic wolf faces prejudice when he dates a human.
• Horndog: The webcomic edition of the "Funny Aminal" underground comic of the same name. A pot and sex-loving canine finds himself in some pretty strange situations.
• Housepets: The daily lives of Peanut Butter the dog and Grape Jelly the cat, and other humans and pets of Babylon Garden.
• ICQ (hosted here): Three very different people move in together and deal with each other and life in general in a fictional college town.
• Jack: A darker comic aimed for mature audiences (aka gore, nudity, strong language, etc. aren't avoided; in short, Not Safe for Work). The main character, Jack, is the Sin of Wrath serving as the grim reaper. The comic mainly focuses on separate story arcs of normal people living in a Crapsack World and their problematic situations (often related to impending death), but occasionally you get arcs that dwell deeper into Jack's mysterious past and the constant powerclash between Heaven and Hell -- and sometimes both types of arcs mix together as furries in the living world are played as puppets by higher forces. Also justifies why furries exist and humans don't (anymore). It's extremely complicated and hard to follow, but if you got the time, reread it and it makes WAY more sense each reread. Oh, and it's 1464 comic pages long and gaining as of 6/5/2011.
  • Rework The Dead (hosted here), by the same author, is a Zombie Apocalypse comic... WITH FURRIES!. Again, so far from safe for work it can't poke at it with a very long stick. Expect Nightmare Fuel from both, but also the occasional unexpected Crowning Moments Of Heartwarming thrown in to keep you off balance.
• Karate Bears: T.J. Baldwin's DAILY webcomic depicts a group of misanthropic bears.
• The Kenny Chronicles: The life of a teenage fox 115-116 years in the future.
• Kevin and Kell: The oldest Web-exclusive comic. Set in a world of anthropomorphic animals, this strip centers around the day to day life of family formed from the mixed marriage of a rabbit (Kevin) and a wolf (Kell), but often ranges far afield in its satire of human behavior.
• Lackadaisy: An all-feline answer to The Untouchables, set at a St. Louis speakeasy during Prohibition.
• Las Lindas: centers around Mora Linda, a female cow who runs a family farm, and the hijinx that ensue between herself and her rivals, co-workers, and other acquaintances. (There are also has several bonus comics related to the main strip that flesh out side stories or, in the case of bonus comic Breasts Are the Best, provide nothing but Fan Service.)
• Last Res 0 rt: A furry violinist volunteers for a Deadly Game Reality Show set in The Future in order to save her Mad Scientist friend, but finds out she's also a vampire. A majority of the characters are furries, including a few Taur species, but there's also some humans and plenty of Half Human Hybrids thrown in as well.
• Little Tales: a slice of life webcomic that features the experiences of the author. Also has the side comic of The Man Who Was Thursday.
• Murry Purry Fresh and Furry: A slice of life comedy about furries working retail in a porn store.
• Namir Deiter: A standard slice-of-life furry comic starring main character Tipper Namir.
• Nature of Natures Art: A character drama with Nightmare Fuel and deep themes, conveniently disguised as a comic about animals who fight each other with supernatural kung-fu. Set in an alternate universe. Big words are involved.
• Newshounds: A long-running webcomic about a team of dogs (and a cat and a rat) who work in the media industry with their owner Lorna.
• Nip and Tuck: A webcomic based in the southern states. It features two somewhat chaotic foxes.
• Nothing Comes Naturally
• Off White
• Original Life: The much lighter-toned sequel to Jay Naylor's previous comic Better Days, detailing the life of the last comic's main cast of characters after they have settled down and formed families of their own. It especially focuses on the three children of Fisk and Elizabeth, namely Abigail, Thomas, and Janie.
• Outside Interference: A newspaper-strip style comic hosted on Deviant ART, revolving around the everyday lives and random incidents of a slowly-expanding group of 'anthropomorphic British cartoon animals. Mostly Slice of Life.
• Ozy and Millie: In the present day Pacific Northwest, two anthropomorphic fox children, both lovable misfits who are being raised by single parents, become friends while dealing with their not-always-friendly classmates. One of the parents is an eccentric but kindly dragon, adding a note of fantasy to the proceedings. Influenced by Peanuts, Pogo, and Calvin and Hobbes, but has a flavor all its own.
• The Packrat: The now monthly told tales of a severely synthesizer-addicted rodent. Made by Dave Lovelace, the creator of Retarded Animal Babies. The current strips, but not all past strips, are also available in the Keyboards Magazine.
• Pandect: Drama/comedy. Set about 20-50 years in the future in Asia, posits the existence of Aces (animals who have earned human souls and can take human appearance). Aces are always completely animal or completely human, so this is not a furry comic in the classic sense.
• Panthera: A webcomic about a group of high school teens who transform into Big Cats in order to help their chemistry teacher wage war on some kind of "Evil Organization". Better that it sounds. Good artwork.
• Peter and Company
• Precocious: A webcomic built around a rather large group of superintelligent canine and feline children who live in two separate neighborhoods. The main characters are known for being completely insane in one way or another. Not very serious and very funny, the comic is about children mad scientists in every day situations. They sort of just happen to be furries.
• Prequel: A webcomic about a catgirl who tries to make a new start in life.
• Profiles: A gay-themed and occasionally pornographic webcomic on Fur Affinity.
• Purple Pussy: A comic about an angry Straw Feminist cat and her friends. Someone once described it as "Hello Kitty as a drunk, jaded slut"; it's pretty big on swearing, violence, sex and Toilet Humor.
• Quentyn Quinn Space Ranger
• Raine Dog: A comic about an anthropomorphic dog by the creator of Ozy and Millie, which is darker and plottier than its predecessor.
• Reel Fiction (hosted here): A bear, a gorilla, a bunny and a fox jump from 'verse to 'verse.
• Roommates 2009: Bowser Koopa Jr. is now a gay young man at college, and he falls in love with his Flamedramon roommate. Publishes on Fur Affinity, Not Safe for Work.
• Running Wild: A girl escapes from her home to start a new life.
• Sabrina Online: The long-running furry slice-of-life tales of a quiet skunk web designer. Unable to find another job after she was replaced at work by a clip-art library, she finds work as webmaster for a porn studio, run by the flirtatious Zig Zag. However, the tone is gently restrained, with an uncomfortable heroine only now growing used to this bizarre job, while her friends (including her living Transformers toys!) around her have their own antics. Updates once a month.
• Sequential Art: The adventures of four unlikely housemates. Must be seen to be believed.
• SERGOM: The misadventures of eight employees of SERGOM, a company that sells flying vehicles.
• Sounds Like a Melody: A homeless alleycat survives by playing the guitar on the streets
• SSDD: Four idiots who share a house in Britain, one of whom is an anarchist who will take over the world unless stopped by some time travelers.
• Stripy Six: a comic about pets that is a newspaper style gag-per-day comic, and doubles as Christian Author Tract.
• Stubble Trouble: prominently features shaved furries amongst its fray.
• Stupid Fox: A silly comic about a mischievous fox.
• The Stupiders: A G-rated Funny Animal webcomic that takes place in a world populated by idiots and fools, thanks to extreme over vaccination. Surprisingly, society hasn't yet crumbled.
• The Suburban Jungle
• Suicide for Hire: a mouse and a fox go into the business of assisted suicide.
• Supermegatopia, a furry Affectionate Parody of Super Heroes. The site also includes Crushed: The Doomed Kitty Adventures, a similar parody of the RPG Verse, and several other series.
• Tally Ho: The adventures of a sly, laid-back fox and his old, senile Bassett Hound friend.
• Tally Road: A furry sci-fi comic which brazenly flaunts its Nightmare Fuel, but then turns around and sneaks plot significance into it. May be well written, certainly well spelled- done in an old school labor intensive style with hand drawing, inking, lettering and shading all in natural media. Trope content includes a character responding to implications of naughty tentacles with a desperate need for Brain Bleach, and extremely heavy use of Odd Shaped Panel. Beginning to be Archive Panic material, as it updated seven days a week for its year, and then switched to a weekday schedule so there's a several hundred strips to trawl through. Has started a side-strip ('Road Kitties') for Con Recap.
• Turner Academy (found here): a webcomic featuring a group of canine characters and their (mis)adventures at a boarding school focusing on the arts.
• Two Kinds: An Interspecies Romance story set in a fantasy world that's strangely reminiscent of Battle Tech without the Humongous Mecha. The story focuses on a party of adventurers that's trying to make it to a safe zone to live out the rest of their lives in a continent that's quickly falling apart into chaos, thanks in part to a trio of sapient magical masks deciding to play a game of Civilization with the the three races. The comic starts off rocky but manages to find its place and excel around chapter 7, introducing a surprising amount of political intrigue and character complexity along the way.
• Two Lumps: A webcomic starring two Russian Blue cats.
• Umlaut House: Furry series which actually justifies it (they were originally human, but a plague around the time of the fall of the Roman Empire caused them all to mutate into anthropomorphic animal forms). Originally meant to be a mix of college humor and Spy Drama/Mad Scientist pastiche, the college part went out the door quickly and the rest got overtaken by the characters' sex lives. Features two distinct series.
• Urban Jungle: A webcomic about Zack, the only human who works in an office full of animals, althought he was Raised By Wolves. He does developer support for a pharmaceutical software company. Single, thirty-something, and hanging on to the last shreds of his optimism. Mostly Office/Geek humor.
• Verlore Geleentheid: "Lost Opportunity" in English, a comic in Afrikaans about a guy who is accidentally transported to a planet exactly like South Africa save for being populated by dog-like aliens. Also there's a 10000 year old schoolgirl who wants to find and destroy humanity for nuking her homeworld in the distant past.
• The World of Vicki Fox
• Vigil: A horror comic centering around a trio of characters with some mental issues. The art style is particularly unique.
• Vinci and Arty: Slice of Life comic about gay partners who share a house together in suburban Pennsylvania.
• Wereworld
• The Whiteboard: Billed as "Alaska's Coolest Paintball Webcomic," it features the mis-adventures of a polar bear and his furry friends who enjoy playing paintball and making machines much, much more powerful than they should be. The artist, Doc Nickel (who is, more or less, personified as the polar bear), has admitted that he can't draw people. Thus, humans appear as undetailed heads which hover over their bodies, and are usually the cause of most of Doc's headaches as they bring in paintball guns broken because of the way they were misused and expect Doc to perform a miracle in fixing them. More likely is some Percussive Maintenance on their head, courtesy of a mallet. Plus from time to time an EXPLOSION!!!
• Wombania: Genetically-engineered wombats take over the life of a twenty-something bachelor.
• Woods for The Trees
• Work Sucks: 2 Animal-Kin work in their new boss's home, a giant air-whale, trying to survive paycheck to paycheck (literally!)
• World of Fizz
• Wuffle
• Wurr: A pack of mutant hellhounds look for a new home after their territory is taken over.
• X Dragoon: Two anthropomorphic dragons from the planet Gan-Mah land on Earth and try to stop the villainous Emperor Krad and Dr. Scar from finding the XGem first, along with the help of their human allies.
• You Say It First: It describes itself as "a slice-of-life comedy with dramatic elements. It's a love story about what happens after you get the girl. It's a business adventure/romance webcomic." All of those things are true at various times in the strip's run. It's the sequel to Unlike Minerva.
• Zodiac: Zodiac follows a twelve-man band of superheroes from the team's formation.
• Zoo La La (found here): A slice of life webcomic featuring a cast of several teen anthros and a handful of human characters