List may grow as time goes on. These aren't absolute, but these are the resources I've used or am currently using. Or resources that other people say are really helpful.

If anyone would like to comment and add another resource, please do.


Drawing Books
-Any book by Andrew Loomis (Highly Recommended: Figure Drawing for All It's Worth)
-Any book by Burne Hogarth (Highly Reccomended: Drawing Dynamic Anatomy)
-How to Draw Animals by Jack Hamm
-Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards
-The Drawing Manual by Glen Vilppu
-Constructive Anatomy by George Bridgeman
-Figure Drawing by Michael Hampton
-The Skillful Huntsman by Khang Lee, Mike Yamada, and Felix Yoon
-Color and Light by James Gurney
-Imaginative Realism by James Gurney
-A Shelter Sketchbook by John Taylor
-Animals Real and Imagined by Gilbert Banducci and Terryl Whitlatch


Websites
-Flickr (I find that flickr is great for finding references of just about anything)
-CtrlPaint (Free nice instructions for beginners or experienced artists)
-OnlineLifeDrawing (Has a monthly fee to use the site)
-PoseManiacs (Great for gesture drawings)


Furry Drawing Books
I don't reccommend any of these books if you want to learn how to draw. They're good for collecting and just saying you have a furry drawing book. But, they really don't help you like a figure drawing book would.
-Draw Furries by Lindsey Cibos and Jared Hodge
-Draw More Furries by Lindsey Cibos and Jared Hodges
-Drawing Fantastic Furries by Christopher Hart