SCP-4966 is to be housed within a modified containment chamber located in the Light Containment Zone at Paragon Research Institute. The cell is to be sized appropriately to allow entities similar in scale to a domestic cat to move freely, and furnished with cushioned furniture as well as recreational objects including climbing towers, plush toys, and small plastic items.
SCP-4966 instances are permitted to roam freely throughout the Light Containment Zone, provided they do not attempt to exit the facility or enter restricted areas. Standard safety protocols apply; no specialized protective gear or hostile containment measures are required when interacting with SCP-4966.
SCP-4966 refers to a collective group of anomalous entities visually resembling circular pillows, each featuring a facial structure capable of shifting through multiple distinct expressions. SCP-4966 instances manifest in a wide variety of colors, with individual instances demonstrating unique physical and behavioral traits.
SCP-4966 instances exhibit intelligence roughly equivalent to that of a domestic dog. However, testing indicates that instances possess the capability to comprehend and retain specific spoken phrases and full sentences if exposed to the consumption of human brains.
Despite their lack of traditional limbs, SCP-4966 instances are capable of high-speed locomotion, frequently outrunning average human personnel in short sprints.
Communication with SCP-4966 is typically achieved through physical gestural feedback; instances regularly utilize full-body movements (such as distinct nodding or shaking) to respond to foundation personnel. Behaviorally, the majority of SCP-4966 instances display playful tendencies and express a desire to consume a wide assortment of organic and inorganic objects.