Jcyberinc

Item#: XXXX

Level#1

Containment Class:

euclid

Secondary Class:

{$secondary-class}

Disruption Class:

keneq

Risk Class:

caution

link to memo

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Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is allowed to freely roam the offices of Site-XX. If any staff members report symptoms of unexplained blood loss or traces of blood are found in SCP-XXXX's urine, it is to be given XXX-Brand Iron supplements.

+ Special Containment Procedures Revision XXXX-δ

Special Containment Procedures Revision XXXX-δ: SCP-XXXX is to be kept away from any toxic, poisonous, corrosive, or otherwise dangerous forms of liquid.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a medium-sized golden brown mixed-breed dog with black spots. It is able to hydrate itself by pulling water from the surrounding air, akin to a dehumidifier. It has demonstrated the ability to nourish itself with liquids other than water, as seen in Incident XXXX-1. It has also demonstrated the tendency to "taste" liquids it perceives as potentially tasting good, as seen in Incident XXXX-2.

Additional Documents Relating to SCP-XXXX:

+ File XXXX-3

File XXXX-3: SCP-XXXX was found in a [REDACTED], Arkansas on XX/XX/17. initially adopted, he was left to the streets due to his tendency to urinate extremely frequently. This led to the occurrence of Incident XXXX-1. The foundation became aware of his existence soon afterward.

+ Incident XXXX-1

The Blood Incident: After SCP-XXXX was abandoned by his adopters, the residents of [REDACTED] began to notice symptoms of blood loss. After several weeks these symptoms disappeared in the town of [REDACTED], but began to show up in the neighboring town of [REDACTED]. After tests confirmed that these symptoms were the result of real blood loss and not similar symptoms of a different ailment, an official investigation was opened by the foundation. The investigation concluded and the cause was found to be SCP-XXXX after the foundation noted that all symptoms of blood loss seemed to disappear after an animal shelter found SCP-XXXX and treated it for iron deficiency.

+ Incident XXXX-2

The Chocolate Incident:

+ Addendum XXXX-4