Watchcat protocol MMCCIX

When you're getting your bearings as a new watchcat, it's flattering to have a guard station that meshes with your coat:

That was Watchcat Lily's preference, which Watchcat Headquarters honored on March 31, 2019.  The watchcat overlords will continue to honor Lily's requests in recognition of her six years of dedicated service.

Watchcat protocol MMCCVIII

When you're on alert for hours at a time, why not have a comfortable lounge guard post?

That was Watchcat Nemo's reasoning in March 2016.

Watchcat protocol MMCCVII

In June 2007, Watchcat Sammy told everyone about the fierce feline intruder he'd confronted:

"The fur was flying, as you can see," Sammy told us.  I took his word for it.

Watchcat protocol MMCCVI

Watchcat Rosie doubled as a musical concierge for her assigned sector in May 2003:

She sat ready to provide appropriate ambience for authorized visitors.

Watchcat protocol MMCCV

When Watchcat Sylvia struck this pose in April 2010, I knew she was about to deliver a serious security bulletin:

Watchcat protocol MMCCIV

Intruders probably wouldn't have burst in through the window on February 19, 2025.  Nevertheless, Watchcat Collette was ready to confront them:

Watchcat protocol MMCCIII

During the early months of her tenure, Watchcat Lily eased into guard duty by monitoring her assigned sector from the bathroom:

April 19, 2019: Watchcat Lily monitored her assigned sector from a secure vantage point while also doing some light plumbing work.

Watchcat protocol MMCCII

Sometimes, a situation is suspicious enough to warrant scrutiny from two watchcats:

Proxy Nemo and Watchcat Nemo were on the case in March 2016.