Watchcat protocol CCCLXV

Sometimes, a watchcat must exhibit skepticism.  If an unauthorized person tries to get past security, she'll ask Watchcat Headquarters if the visitor has clearance to enter the secured sector.  If not, she might have to narrow her eyes, raise her paw, and tell the visitor that (s)he's not on the approved visitor list:

October 6, 2019: Watchcat Lily awaits approval from Watchcat Headquarters to let a visitor pass.

Watchcat protocol CCCLXIV

Rest assured, knowing that a watchcat is guarding your staircase:

September 2019: Watchcat Lily makes sure that only authorized visitors have access to the stairs.

Watchcat protocol CCCLXIII

As a watchcat, it's reassuring to know that your proxy watchcat has your back:

October 2012: Proxy Nemo stays alert while Watchcat Nemo acknowledges the camera.

Witch cat watchcat protocol XV

It never hurts to have backup.  Thus, a witch cat and Proxy Nemo have joined forces this Autumn to provide security to their assigned property:

Witch cat watchcat protocol XIV

Even when you're a watchcat with years of experience, it can't hurt to confer about security methods with a witch cat:

October 2018: Watchcat Sylvia consults a witch cat.

Watchcat protocol CCCLXII

Watchcat Headquarters believes it never hurts for a watchcat to have a backup security contingent.  Thus, in October 2005, two Fredbirds assisted Watchcat Sammy on guard duty:

Watchcat protocol CCCLXI

It's possible for a watchcat to be comfortable, at least part of the time, while staying alert for suspicious sights and sounds:

October 6, 2019: Watchcat Lily stays vigilant under her comforter guard post.