It sounds like you having reading in hand! The topic of completed webcomics came up on a forum I frequent, so I'll copy what I wrote there:

Ozy and Millie: A long-running daily comic about two young foxes and their parents and friends, drawing heavy inspiration from Calvin and Hobbes. It has a lot of that strip's whimsical and observational humor, though with a bit less insight than Watterson.

Unicorn Jelly: Starts out as a simple fantasy comic, eventually becoming a harrowing mindf***. The pointillistic art style, although primitive at the start, is something whose like I haven't seen anywhere else; it's as though someone were publishing comics on an old Macintosh. This one's special to me.

Octopus Pie: A magical-realist slice-of-life comic about life in New York City. The humor, while sharp, is the most empathetic I know in comics, showing compassion even for its more ridiculous characters.

And some I've found via this forum:

Kaspall: A medium-length furry comic about a detective solving a serial murder in a cross-dimensional fantasy world. Its magic system is quite novel, and the plot develops at a brisk pace, a nice change from the (many) years-long comics I follow that meander all over.

Fresh Meat: A short furry comic about being in a mental hospital. It depicts how dehumanizing they can be (sadly, I know from experience).

Drop Out: By the same artist as the last one, a short comic about two lovers and their suicide pact.

I'll also second the recommendation for Dr. McNinja and Digger.

(End quote.) Let me know if you need links.

Ohhhh thank you so much!!! I’m so excited to dig into all these refs you are awesome