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Image recovered of SCP-XXXX prior to containment.
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be contained in a standard containment unit located at Site-7. SCP-XXXX is to be provided with amenities and entertainment typical to that of a domestic canine. Anything in SCP-XXXX’s containment unit must be entirely resistant to intense heat (roughly 600°C). If SCP-XXXX is to come into contact with any entity, living or otherwise, said entity must wear adequate protection around vulnerable areas (i.e. the face, neck, and hands) to minimize risk of injury from SCP-XXXX..
Description: SCP-XXXX is a male, adult Dalmatian of average height (approx. 0.6m). SCP-XXXX is visually indistinct from any non-anomalous member of its species.
SCP-XXXX has shown itself to be entirely unaffected by external temperatures. Temperatures as high as 600°Celsius and as low as -90°Celsius have no effect on SCP-XXXX. Given this, SCP-XXXX's ability to modulate its temperature to such a degree allows it perform adequately in both warm and cold weather. SCP-XXXX is able to achieve such a feat by drastically modulating its internal body temperature. However, SCP-XXXX's internal temperature will normally rest at roughly 32°Celsius when placed in an agreeable climate.
Given the heat that SCP-XXXX’s body can reach internally, bodily fluids, particularly saliva or blood, are known to become heated and can cause severe scalding.
SCP-XXXX is noted to be relatively docile. The anomaly has refrained from causing any harm purposefully towards any Foundation personnel. Precaution is still to be taken when interacting with SCP-XXXX.
Addendum XXXX-1, Discovery:
SCP-XXXX was recovered on 09/12/2009 after Site-7 personnel were alerted by clinic staff of the Glendale City Hospital regarding an incident that had occurred at Red Rock State Park the previous day. The incident occurred during a cook-out hosted for staff of Red Rock. Information recovered by interviewing bystanders revealed that, at some point during the event, SCP-XXXX disrupted the event and stole several items of food. Although SCP-XXXX was soon placed back under the control of its owner, enough destruction had been caused by this event that the local authorities had been called. This incident resulted in SCP-XXXX unwittingly inflicting severe second and third degree scalds onto its owner. All affected by this incident were promptly moved to a medical clinic located at Site-7 for further assessment.
Prior to this incident, SCP-XXXX was owned by eighteen-year old Guillermo Gutierrez, from August 18, 2007 to July 5, 2009. Both Gutierrez and SCP-XXXX were trained and appropriately certified Search and Rescue (SAR) volunteers for Red Rock State Park. Recovered records have shown that Gutierrez and SCP-XXXX were remarkably successful SAR volunteers despite SCP-XXXX's abilities and the short period of time that the team was in operation.
Addendum XXXX-2, Relevant Recovered SAR Logs:
Extensive logs were kept by Guillermo Gutierrez of his SAR missions with SCP-XXXX. Attached are the few logs where SCP-XXXX is believed to have used its anomalous abilities.
| Date |
Description |
Notes |
| 01/02/08 |
Expansive wildfire in Red Rock. |
Tasked with locating two unaccounted for hikers. Angelo went off leash halfway through our search and ran off into the woods. He met up with the lost hikers while I was looking for him. Luckily both parties were uninjured. Although successful, we both need to work on discipline and sticking together. I did notice some weird burns on his collar. Guess I'll have to replace that. |
| 08/21/08 |
Expansive wildfire in Red Rock. |
Tasked with clearing campgrounds. Angelo went off leash again. I was able to get him back relatively quick. Campgrounds cleared, but management gave me a grilling about not holding onto Angelo. I think I've found a solution though. He's usually really good when I give him enough treats. It seems cheese is his favorite. |
| 04/18/09 |
Small wildfire in Red Rock. |
No complications with Angelo. Although a bit rocky, I was able to keep him steady the whole time. But, I think there's something weird with Angelo. His licked my face after the job was done and it felt like boiling water was dripping on my face. I think the weird burns on his collar are from his spit or something. I mean, that sounds crazy, but I'm not sure what I should be thinking. |
| 05/31/09 |
Small wildfire in Red Rock. |
Some camper's campfire got slightly out of hand. Angelo and I were able to clear the campsite relatively quickly. There definitely is something weird with Angelo though. I turned on the fireplace when we went home. You know, just to warm up and relax, and he actually walked right in there, made himself a little bed in the coals, and took a nap! I genuinely don't know how to process that. |
| 06/14/09 |
Missing Toddler in Red Rock. |
Me and Angelo found the kid by Erickson's Creek. Everything else unfolded pretty smoothly after that. I'm quite impressed with how far Angelo has come since I figured out about his whole deal. He still can't control his temperature sometimes, but that's only when he gets really excited, usually when he sees something interesting like a little kid or another dog. I've even resigned myself to letting him nap in the fireplace sometimes, as long as he doesn't make a mess. The stove and the barbeque are still off limits, that's for food not Angelo. |
Addendum XXXX-3, Test Logs:
Test Log XXXX.1.1
Site-7
Goal: To test the fluctuation of SCP-XXXX’s anonalmous internal temperature regulation.
Description: SCP-XXXX is placed in a temperature controlled test room. The temperature of the room starts at 20°C and is increased by 10°C every 5 minutes.
| Temperature |
Action |
| 148°C |
SCP-XXXX began to stare blankly at researchers. No negative reaction was observed. |
| 260°C |
SCP-XXXX proceeded to lay on its side and wag its tail at researchers. No negative reaction was observed. |
| 600°C |
SCP-XXXX rolled onto its back and attempted to chew on its tail. No negative reaction was observed. |
Outcome: SCP-XXXX showed little to no reaction to the increasing temperatures externally. Below is a list of the few actions taken by SCP-XXXX during the test.
Test Log XXXX.1.2
Site-7
Goal: To test the fluctuation of SCP-XXXX’s anonalmous internal temperature regulation.
Description: SCP-XXXX is placed in a temperature controlled test room. The temperature of the room starts at 20°C and is decreased by 10°C every 5 minutes.
| Temperature |
Action |
| 0°C |
SCP-XXXX started to eat its foot. No negative reaction was observed. |
| -20°C |
SCP-XXXX proceeded to urinate on the test room floor. No negative reaction was observed? |
| -90°C |
SCP-XXXX began to trot around the testroom. No negative reaction was observed. |
Outcome: SCP-XXXX showed little to no reaction to the decreasing temperatures externally. Below is a list of the few actions taken by SCP-XXXX during the test.
Addendum XXXX-4, Foundation-Sanctioned SAR Test Logs
On 03/26/10, a stark decline in mental and physical health was noted in SCP-XXXX. A report was promptly filed from personnel overseeing SCP-XXXX to Senior Staff at Site-7 citing inactivity and isolation as the probable reasons behind this. The report specifically suggested improving SCP-XXXX's by allowing the anomaly to assist in SAR work for the Foundation. The request was approved, under the notion that thorough testing be undergone to confirm the adequacy of SCP-XXXX in Foundation-sanctioned SAR missions.
Members of MTF Iota-3 ("Guard Dogs"), a team already tasked with SAR work at Site-7, were approached to participate in testing involving SCP-XXXX as possible handlers. The plan, if SCP-XXXX was to complete testing with a given handler to an appropriate degree, was then for SCP-XXXX to then assist MTF Iota-3 ("Guard Dogs") in their work.
Test Log XXXX.2.1
Site-7
Goal: To test the willingness of SCP-XXXX to work with a given handler and to test the successfulness of a practiceF scenario with said handler and SCP-XXXX.
Description: SCP-XXXX is to be paired up with a handler. The team is to start at a safe zone and then explore a gated and controlled outdoor area within the boundary of Site-7 in search of a specified target. Once the target is located, the handler and SCP-XXXX must successfully retrieve it and safely exit the location back to the designated safe zone.
| Handler |
Time Elapsed |
Description |
Note(s) |
| Capt. Adilah Milan |
00:35:03 |
Capt. Milan and SCP-XXXX did not complete the test. Around 20 minutes into the test SCP-XXXX was able to utilize its saliva to sever its leash. With this it was able to separate itself from Capt. Milan. The remaining 15 minutes of the test were spent attempting to recapture and remove SCP-XXXX from the testing area. |
None |
| Lt. Andrew Wu |
02:42:23 |
Lt. Wu and SCP-XXXX did not complete the test. Lt. Wu and SCP-XXXX spent roughly 40 minutes attempting to reach the target. After that SCP-XXXX proceeded to melt through the leash that connect it to its handler. SCP-XXXX then stole Lt. Wu's left boot. The remainder of the test was spent attempting to recapture and remove SCP-XXXX from the testing area. |
Lt. Wu has requested a new left boot, given that his current boot has been rendered unwearable after being recovered from SCP-XXXX. |
| Lt. Boris Barakov |
01:32:56 |
Lt. Barakov and SCP-XXXX successfully completed the test. Upon completion SCP-XXXX proceeded to lick the face and hands of Lt. Barakov. |
Lt Barakov was relatively unharmed save for some very minor scalds and sores. However, he has made it clear he has no further intention of testing alongside SCP-XXXX further. |
Outcome: No members of MTF Iota-3("Guard Dogs") were able to complete a mission successfully and without complaint, thus none will be chosen as future handlers for SCP-XXXX.
Interview Log XXXX.1
Interviewed: Lt. Boris Barakov, Lt. Andrew Wu, Capt. Adilah Milan
Interviewer: Junior Researcher Adrián Flamingo
Foreword: After initial testing with SCP-XXXX was concluded, personnel involved were interviewed to determine why the test was unsuccessful and to determine a further course of action.
<Begin Log>
Junior Researcher Flamingo: What progress is being made in finding a new handler for SCP-XXXX?
Lt. Wu: Progress? You know there’s been zero progress.
Lt. Barakov: Yeah, things really aren’t going well.
Junior Researcher Flamingo: I still need your report.
Capt. Milan: SCP-XXXX has had a less than satisfactory response to working with any member of MTF Iota-3. Even given our shared backgrounds working in SAR and working with animals, the three of us have been unable to successfully complete even the most basic tasks with SCP-XXXX.
Junior Researcher Flamingo: What about Boris?
Lt. Barakov: I have no interest in even touching that dog again. It just about melted my face off with its spit!
Junior Researcher Flamingo: Fine, but we know the anomaly is workable. SAR training shouldn’t be new for it.
Lt. Wu: Well, the dumb dog doesn't seem to appreciate our efforts.
Capt. Adilah: Or your footwear for that matter.
[Several seconds of incomprehensible squabbling between the MTFs.]
Lt. Barakov: Well, that Gutierrez guy worked with SCP-XXXX before, right? Maybe we could bring him in to help us out or something?
Lt. Wu: Are you seriously suggesting we bring in a civilian to work with an anomaly?
Capt. Milan: If we want this whole SAR plan with SCP-XXXX to work out that may be a necessary course of action.
Lt. Wu: You’re agreeing with this, Captain?
Capt. Milan: I am simply trying to look at this situation reasonably. This could certainly be risky. Researcher Flamingo, if you’d prefer, we could simply tell our superiors that this experiment was a failure. That SCP-XXXX is no longer equipped for SAR work.
[Pause.]
Junior Researcher Flamingo: No, the last thing we need is another anomaly wasting away in its containment unit. I’ll send a request to the higher-ups about bringing in Gutierrez. If that fails, I guess we’ll just amnesesize the him and call this whole thing quits.
<End Log>
Addendum XXXX-5, Foundation-Sanctioned SAR Test Logs Cont.:
Interview Log XXXX.2
Interviewed: Guillermo Gutierrez
Interviewer: Junior Researcher Adrián Flamingo
Foreword: Interview log begins after Gutierrez was given a brief summary of the Foundation and what was required of him for the test.
<Begin Log>
Gutierrez: Wow…ok. That's a lot to think about.
Junior Researcher Flamingo: That is an understandable reaction Mr. Gutierrez, but will you help us?
Gutierrez: Yes, yes I think I will. If it means I get to be with my dog again, that’s what I’ll do.
Junior Researcher Flamingo: You seem very sure of this.
Gutierrez: It was my job to protect Angelo, to help him keep his abilities in check. I failed him. It's my fault Angelo’s here anyways.
Junior Researcher Flamingo: Very well. I must remind you once again that SCP-XXXX is not your dog. It isn’t even a dog at all, its an anomaly. Its not yours either, it belongs to the Foundation.
Gutierrez: I understand.
Junior Researcher Flamingo: I’m sorry. I know this is probably a difficult situation we’ve put you in.
Gutierrez: It’s not as hard as you might think. Angelo means the world to me. If this is what I have to do to be with him, so be it.
Junior Researcher Flamingo: Your courage astounds me Mr. Gutierrez. It’s almost comforting.
Junior Researcher Flamingo: Well, it’s time to get this test started then.
<End Log>
Closing Statement: Gutierrez requested to be able to interact with SCP-XXXX in its containment chamber before testing. This request was approved given the action be filmed for further research and armed guards be placed in SCP-XXXX's containment chamber in order to assure the safety of Gutierrez.
VIDEO LOG
SUBJECTS: Guillermo Gutierrez, SCP-XXXX
NOTE: Guillermo Gutierrez is introduced into SCP-XXXX's containment unit accompanied by armed guards.
[VIDEO BEGINS]
03:30:43
(Gutierrez begins speaking to SCP-XXXX, who is laying on the opposite side of the test chamber.)
Gutierrez: Hey buddy, hey Angelo. It’s been a while, hasn’t it?
(SCP-XXXX does not move.)
03:31:12
Gutierrez: Come on, I know it hasn’t been long enough for you to forget me.
03:31:52
(Gutierrez kneels down on to the floor and continues speaking to SCP-XXXX.)
Gutierrez: Do you remember when we first met, why I first called you Angelo? It was because I wanted you to be my guardian angel, my light in the dark. Remember Angelo? And you were that for more than just me. You helped, no you saved so many people. So please Angelo, let’s do that again.
(SCP-XXXX has turned to look at Gutierrez. It begins to slowly wag its tail.)
03:32:07
Gutierrez: I promise I’ll never leave you again, my friend. You have my word.
Gutierrez: Well, that and one other thing.
(Gutierrez places a small piece of cheese in his palm and holds it out to SCP-XXXX.)
03.32:14
Gutierrez: What do you say buddy, want to help people with me again?
(SCP-XXXX walks tentatively over to meet Gutierrez and eats the cheese of of his hand.)
03.32.56
(SCP-XXXX and Gutierrez embrace. Gutierrez begins to cry. SCP-XXXX then starts rubbing its face against Gutierrez's.)
Gutierrez: I'm so, so sorry Angelo.
03.33.01
[VIDEO ENDS.]
Test Log XXXX.3.1
Site-7
Goal: To test the willingness of SCP-XXXX to work with a given handler and to test the successfulness of a practice scenario with said handler and SCP-XXXX.
Description: SCP-XXXX is to be paired up with a handler. The team is to start at a safe zone and then explore a gated and controlled outdoor area within the boundary of Site-7 in search of a specified target. Once the target is located, the handler and SCP-XXXX must successfully retrieve it and safely exit the location back to the designated safe zone.
| Handler |
Time Elapsed |
Description |
Note(s) |
| Guillermo Gutierrez |
01:13:46 |
Guillermo Gutierrez and SCP-XXXX were able to successfully complete the test. |
Guillermo Gutierrez and SCP-XXXX will require further testing together to ensure the pair are still a fully capable and compatible team. Gutierrez will also require proper training before he and SCP-XXXX can fully join MTF Iota-3 ("Guard Dogs"). |
Outcome: Guillermo Gutierrez and SCP-XXXX were able to successfully complete the test.
Closing Statement: With the approval of Senior Staff at Site-7, SCP-XXXX and Guillermo Gutierrez will be allowed to join MTF Iota-3 (“Guard Dogs”) in small incidents (i.e. fires, earthquakes, flooding) and low-level containment breaches. Mobilization and oversight of this task force is to be conducted by Junior Researcher Adrián Flamingo.
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