Watchcat protocol MMCDLXXXV

Watchcat Rosie advised Watchcat Sammy to stop talking when it looked like someone might overhear their classified security strategy in December 2003:

Watchcat protocol MMCDLXXXIV

With Watchcat Nemo, Proxy Nemo, a sea lion, and bears guarding their assigned sector, outlaws didn't stand a chance in December 2013:

Watchcat protocol MMCDLXXXIII

Watchcat Sylvia relished the chance to admonish scofflaws in December 2014:

Well, actually, she didn't.  Given her kind heart and gentle demeanor, she was content to just keep an eye on them.

Watchcat protocol MMCDLXXXII

Watchcat Lily looked alert on November 27, 2025, but she was thinking, "I can stay sharp on guard duty a little longer, but pretty soon, I'll need some food in this bowl.  After all, an army--even an army of one, especially an army of one--runs on its stomach, so I'll need a meal to maintain my focus:"

I hear she's still on the job, staying focused, so presumably, she received the food she sought.

Watchcat protocol MMCDLXXXI

Even on Christmas Eve, Watchcat Sammy looked out for interlopers in his assigned sector.  He planned to take decisive action when confronting them--eventually:

That was his bold strategy on December 24, 2009.

Watchcat protocol MMCDLXXX

Watchcat Rosie sported a satisfied smile while guarding her assigned sector commendably in April 2010:

Watchcat protocol MMCDLXXIX

It's advisable to comply when a watchcat yells, "Stop!"  Watchcat Collette made that clear on December 3, 2025: