Watchcat protocol MDXLV

Did you see Watchcat Nemo in August 2013?  If you were in his assigned sector, he saw you:

Watchcat protocol MDXLIV

Watchcat Sylvia had been washing her paws but stopped when she heard a noise in Spring 2014:

That's just how dedicated she was to her assigned sector's security.

Watchcat protocol MDXLIII

Watchcat Sammy kept a close eye on visitors in July 2006.  He was ready to stamp his paw--and ask his sister, Watchcat Rosie, to stamp hers--when he saw infractions being committed:

Watchcat protocol MDXLII

I had a dilemma in Spring 2009.  I told Watchcat Rosie that her guardians didn't want her sitting on the table by the lamp.  Rosie replied that Watchcat Headquarters had stationed her there for the day:

Who was I to argue?

Watchcat protocol MDXLI

Thanks to his crowd control efforts, Watchcat Nemo's assigned sector was free of pandemonium in May 2009:

Watchcat protocol MDXL

Watchcat Collette radiated confidence during guard duty yesterday.  When I asked her how things were going, her expression conveyed, "Why, everything's going perfectly.  Would anything less surprise you?"  I didn't quibble.  If Watchcat Collette said everything was fine, I trusted that it was:

Watchcat protocol MDXXXIX

Watchcat Lily and Proxy Nemo kept their sights on their assigned sector's reported trouble spots:

Their diligence made all the difference on April 27, 2022.