Item #: SCP-3XXX

Object Class: Safe Keter

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3XXX-1 is to be kept with the current instance of SCP-3XXX-2 (Dr.Volrune) at all times and is not to be seperated beyond a 30m range. SCP-3XXX-1 is to be supplied with a custom made extra large dog bed in Dr.Volrune’s office and living quarters. As agreed upon by Dr.Volrune, she is not to leave Site-XXX at any time. SCP-3XXX-1 is to be fed twice daily a meal of 400 grams of protein (uncooked) mixed with 150 grams of brown rice and 0.5 liters beef broth at 0600 hours and 2000 hours with a variance for two hours based on Dr.Volrune’s discretion. Dr. Volrune is to take twice daily, at the same time as SCP-3XXX-1 is fed, a multivitamin containing Vitamin B12, Vitamin D, and Iron and given monthly blood tests to change the dosages.

SCP-3XXX-1 is to accompany Dr.Volrune to any research environment that she is working in and Dr.Volrune is to only conduct research on Safe and Euclid classed objects. No D class personnel are to interact with SCP-3XXX-1 and any executions are to be done out of sight and hearing range of Dr.Volrune. Dr.Volrune is to never be physically reprimanded nor vocally harassed, if any disciplinary matters are to be doled out, permission from two class 3 or higher must be acquired and a counselor must be present to reduce aggression or aggravation.

Should any incident occur that Dr.Volrune expires, becomes indisposed or is no longer available for the symbiotic effect of SCP-3XXX-1, a new host (known as SCP-3XXX-2) is to be found within 48 hours.

The criteria for the host is as follows:

Be of affable manner.

No prior aggressive or psychotic incidents beyond verbal arguments.

Suffer from either depression or bipolar disorder.

Be female or female identifying.

Have level 2 clearance or greater.

Pass a loyalty test.

Can be described as “A dog person” and pass a fear test with dogs off site.

Volunteers for the position and agrees to live on site for as long as they are the symbiote of SCP-3XXX-1

There are to be at least three possible candidates available at Site-XXX-1 for this eventuality.

SCP-3XXX-1 is not to be tested on as its effects and anomalous properties are well documented. Permission must be granted by two Level 4 clearance level personnel.

No vertebrate animals larger than a Mus musculus (Laboratory mouse) are to be kept in Site [REDACTED].

All staff and D-Class personnel in Site [Redacted] are to be unaware of SCP-3XXX-1’s true nature, especially the instance of SCP-3XXX-2. All staff and D-Class personnel are to score a 0 on a fear test consisting of dogs and quadruped creatures or be reassigned to a different Site. All visiting personnel must also score a 0 on the same fear test or must never be in the same wing as SCP-3XXX-1 or 2. All personnel who know of SCP-3XXX-1’s true nature must be given Class B Amnestics or be transferred to a new Site except for two Clearance level 3-3XXX personnel. This Personnel is to be housed in a monitoring station 10 Km from Site [Redacted] and rotated out every week. The monitoring station is to be supplied with three screens, two computers (one backup), a fully stocked living quarters, and emergency contact radio.

These two personnel have three duties, remotely document all visual and auditory interactions between staff and SCP-3XXX-1, produce rumors among staff and D-Class personnel on SCP-3XXX-1 that point toward it being affable and friendly, and finally should SCP-3XXX-1 begin to show its hazardous anomalous behaviours, the personnel is to flood Site [Redacted] with Class B Amnestics and contact MTF [REDACTED] at which point Site [Redacted] will be deemed operational again.

Description: SCP-3XXX-1 is a sentient quadruped animal in the shape of a larger than usual female Siberian Husky. SCP-3XXX-1 is 1.6 meters to its shoulders and weighs 65.7 kg, though larger than any Siberian husky or wolf, SCP-3XXX-1 is directly proportional to a Siberian husky. The coloration of SCP-3XXX-1 is black along its back with a white face and stomach, its eyes are a deep amber color. This dormant form is only kept when all sentient life forms or animals larger than a mus musculus (see Addendum B) view SCP-3XXX-1 as non-hostile and non-aggressive within a 5 km radius. When viewed as aggressive by 1 to 10 sentient individuals, SCP-3XXX-1 starts to shed its fur and canid incisors lengthen, at this point SCP-3XXX-1 will not be physically aggressive but will growl when seen by one of these individuals. When viewed as aggressive by 11 to 100 individuals, SCP-3XXX-1 starts to to lose its epidermis and a bone like plating will be visible beneath, SCP-3XXX-1 will become hostile to any that view it as aggressive and will attack, SCP-3XXX-2 will show signs of major depression and suicidal ideation. More than 100 sentient individuals who view SCP-3XXX-1 as hostile or aggressive causes all flesh to fall from SCP-3XXX-1 which will then proceed to [Redacted] till all who see it as hostile or aggressive within a 5 km radius centered on itself. Once nothing sees it as hostile, SCP-3XXX-1 will return to a dormant state and look for a host to become its SCP-3XXX-2. See Addendum A for tests done on SCP-3XXX-1. Though it does not require sustenance, Instances of SCP-3XXX-2 (currently Dr.Volrune) become agitated but not aggressive when SCP-3XXX-1 is treated in any way that can be seen as neglectful or harmful.

SCP-3XXX-1 anomalous properties are more than just its size, originally acquired by the SCP Foundation in 1956, SCP-3XXX-1 has not aged nor ever shown to have any physical maladies, often displaying an affable and agreeable personality at all times. When discovered in [REDACTED], Montana, planted operatives found SCP-3XXX-1 when combing the mountain side for SCP-[DATA EXPUNGED] SCP-3XXX-1 was found in the town of [Redacted], Montana having [Redacted] leaving no survivors, due to the symbiotic effect being immediate, Agent [Redacted] became the first known SCP-3XXX-2 and concluded that SCP-3XXX-1 was there by coincidence. Having ascertained its anomalous properties when it formed its symbiotic bond with Agent [REDACTED] who became the first known instance of SCP-3XXX-2. Suffering from a mild form of depression, the agent no longer experienced any of the symptoms while within thirty meters of SCP-3XXX-1 and was immune to any minor illnesses.

SCP-3XXX-2 instances are not altered or harmed when joined into the symbiotic relationship and enjoy the benefits of SCP-3XXX-1. SCP-3XXX-2 often report general happiness, complete reduction and removal of loneliness, and a massively increased morale. All physiological changes are minimal with vitamin B12, Vitamin D, and iron deficiencies being common. No noticeable mental effects are seen other than emotional with instances of SCP-3XXX-2 maintaining a similar IQ and memetic resistance but [Data Expunged] when measured against the average of their peers.

The only negative side effect of SCP-3XXX-1 is its defensive nature toward its symbiotic host, when SCP-3XXX-2 is threatened or physically hurt, SCP-3XXX-1 will defend its host without harming the attacker kill the attacker by [Redacted] causing massive abdominal lacerations and eventual death by blood loss. All sentient humanoids who view this event will immediately add to the cumulative effect causing SCP-3XXX-1 to become more aggressive which only feeds into the cycle. The only known way to stop this is through class B amnestics and removal of the bodies and evidence by MTF [Redacted].

SCP-3XXX-1 is not to be tested on as its effects and anomalous properties are well documented. Permission must be granted by two Level 4 clearance level personnel.

No vertebrate animals larger than a Mus musculus (Laboratory mouse) are to be kept in Site [REDACTED].

“It’s like a flipping big dog, I just wanna pet it, it looks so soft.” - Dr. oakridge

Addendum A:

Test on 3/9/19XX: Researcher Dr.Jiles and D-399126 are seen in front of special containment room AH3.

Dr.Jiles: Before you step into the room are you familiar with SCP-3XXX?

D-399126: You mean Fluffy? Fuck yeah… I mean Yeah.

Dr.Jiles: Good, you will be petting SCP-3XXX for thirty minutes, please enter the room and take a seat one the provided stool.

D-399126: Hell yeah.

D-399126, a female, heads into the 4x4x4m room furnished with carpeting and one stool. The room is well lit. SCP-3XXX-1 is let into the room from a door at the opposite end who, after a second of looking back and encouragement from SCP-3XXX-2, enters into the room and is left alone with D-399126. SCP-3XXX-1 walks up to D-399126 who shows glee and begins petting SCP-3XXX-1 on its haunches.

D-399126: She’s so soft! Your a good girl aren’t yah.

After thirty minutes, D-399126 is seen stroking under SCP-3XXX-1’s muzzle, its tail wagging.

Dr.Jiles: Watch out, I think you pissed her off D-399126.

D-399126 hesitates for a second and is no longer moving her hand under SCP-3XXX-1’s muzzle, which starts to growl subtly. Once the growl becomes audible to D-399126, SCP-3XXX-1 becomes more agitated and snaps at D-399126, who screams and tips the stool over.

D-399126: Fluffy, Down girl. E-everything is ok girl.

D-399126 reaches out her hand and slowly starts back towards SCP-3XXX-1. SCP-3XXX-1 becomes visibly less agitated and nuzzles the offered hand. Experiment is concluded. Hair samples from SCP-3XXX-1 were collected from the ground.

Test on 3/10/19XX: Dr.Jiles with ten D-Class personnel and two armed security outside special containment room AK2

Dr.Jiles: Inside this room is SCP-3XXX, are you all familiar with it?

Various D-Class personnel say “Fluffy?” “Easy duty today fellas… er and lady.” “I haven’t pet a dog in years.” and showed visible relief.

Dr.Jiles: You will all enter into this room and will take turns of 5 individuals petting SCP-3XXX at intervals of five minutes for two hours.

At this, the doors open to a 5x5x5m room supplied with various stools, floor is of a white linoleum. SCP-3XXX-1, after coaxing, enters into the room and wags its tail. Security personnel were dismissed shortly after. At the conclusion of four rotations Dr.Jiles spoke.

Dr.Jiles: D-38904, Watch out! It’s going to bite you!

At this point D-38904 pulls back immediately looking alarmed, other D-class personnel stop petting SCP-3XXX-1 which begins to growl. SCP-3XXX-1 moves to a standing position with all four paws planted on the floor. As D-Class personnel begin to move away from SCP-3XXX-1 it begins to shed its fur and its cuspids thicken and lengthen. In a Separate room, SCP-3XXX-2 begins to feel nauseous though she is unaware of what is occurring in the testing room. SCP-3XXX-1 is seen furless and pacing around the huddled group of D-class personnel, some of who are crying or screaming. After three minutes of pacing, SCP-3XXX-1 Attacks, [REDACTED] after which SCP-3XXX-1 returns to its regular shape regaining fur and taking on affable nature. Only Dr.Jiles was aware of the deaths, cleanup crew were unaware of which SCP was in Special containment room AK2. SCP-3XXX-2 had to be restrained during the event having tried to pry the door open saying “My puppy is in there and she is upset, I need to help her.” When restrained, SCP-3XXX-2 became melancholic and apathetic till SCP-3XXX-1’s return which alleviated the rest of SCP-3XXX-1’s aggression and SCP-3XXX-2’s depression. Experiment concluded.

Test on 4/1/19XX: Dr.Jiles had SCP-3XXX-1 kept in a secure 5x5x5m special containment room built of reinforced steel and concrete bulkheads. Dr.Jiles proceeded to announce to Site [Redacted] that SCP-3XXX was extremely dangerous with graphic accounts of the previous experiment. [DATA EXPUNGED] no survivors were found at Site [REDACTED], the MTF that secured the site were unaware of SCP-3XXX-1’s true abilities and MTF agent [Redacted] became the new SCP-3XXX-2 when she found SCP-3XXX-1 pacing down the hallways in its dormant form. Only SCP-[REDACTED] was missing from containment other than SCP-3XXX-1.

Addendum B: “When attempting to house SCP-3XXX-1 outside of the foundation in the wilderness with its symbiote, it was discovered that SCP-3XXX-1 reacts to animals larger than mus musculus in the same way as it reacts to sentient humanoids. This caused the death of every animal on [REDACTED] mountain range and could have expanded further had there not been contact protocols in place. It would seem that the best way to contain it is through propaganda in a smaller facility.” - Dr. Luka