Watchcat Collette was watching the parking lot from her window guard post earlier today. Then, she heard a noise. Was it a hubbub? Or perhaps a full-fledged brouhaha? Actually, it was an inconsequential noise from outside that caused no harm to anyone in Collette's assigned sector:
When you've been guarding the same part of your assigned sector for hours, it's understandable that your mind would wander:
Scofflaws didn't escape Watchcat Nemo's sharp-eyed surveillance in May 2015:
A compassionate watchcat can sense when her backup watchbird needs a pick-me-up. Watchcat Sylvia offered her watchbird consolation and a quiet refrain of "There, there," when needed in July 2015:
When petting a watchcat during guard duty, Watchcat Headquarters advises petting the watchcat respectfully while not distracting her from doing her job. This, for example, was an acceptable way of petting Watchcat Lily on February 5, 2026:
If you were in Watchcat Collette's assigned sector on February 11, 2026, don't think Collette didn't see you:
Watchcats are entitled to nap breaks, but Watchcat Headquarters expects them to wake up when it's time to go back to work. Watchcats Sammy and Rosie took a well-earned siesta before returning to their guard post in March 2003:
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