 Item Number, SCP-795 Object Class, Euclid Special Containment Procedures SCP-795 is to be contained in a 75 meter by 5 meter area, divided and secured with clear plexiglass walls, containing locked doors as follows. A. One wall or door at 5 meters from the far end of the room. SCP-795 lives in the 5 meter by 5 meter space thus created. B. One wall or door at 35 meters. This defines the outer limit of the area that SCP-795 can affect while contained in area A. C. One wall or door at 65 meters. Area C may be used safely for observation while SCP-795 is contained in area A, but must be cleared if an interaction is taking place in area B. D. A standard containment door at 75 meters. This creates a 10 by 5 meter area where SCP-795 can be safely observed while released into area B. Two level one guards are to be posted in area C. They should move to area D if SCP-795 is in area B for an experiment. Due to injury potential, non-D class personnel are not permitted to interact directly with SCP-795. An automated food and water dispenser and litter changer have been installed in area A to limit unnecessary contact with SCP-795. If necessary, SCP-795 may be tranquilized from a distance and then safely handled. Additional cats exposed to SCP-795 must be contained in an identical manner for a period of 3 hours. Description SCP-795 is a large 8.2 kilogram black long-haired domestic cat Phyllis catus of indeterminate breed exhibiting two major anomalous abilities. SCP-795 can change the physical form of any living creature it is able to observe within a range of 30 meters. SCP-795 can make telepathic suggestions to humans within the above range of effect. SCP-795 can transfer its abilities to other cats within its range of effect. But this effect on the other cat is temporary and dissipates within 3 hours of separation from SCP-795. SCP-795 does not otherwise exhibit any unusual physical or mental abilities. Typically, it will transform anything it considers friendly into another cat in order to play with it. Anything considered unfriendly or dangerous is transformed into a prey animal and then killed and eaten. Use of SCP-795 to terminate recalcitrant D-class personnel approved 054. Telepathic suggestions have consisted of desires typical of cats. More or better food, softer bedding, toys, and to be let out of its enclosure. Staff may purchase appropriate items for SCP-795 at their own expense. Dr. R- SCP-795's transformations revert after a period of one hour after removal from SCP-795's presence. SCP-795 has proven unable to transform itself. Inanimate objects, or objects that it cannot see. Addendum. SCP-795 was originally contained on R-2000 at the R-Animal Control Center in R- According to records found there, SCP-795 is named Jr. was approximately 2 years old upon containment and had been surrendered by a relative of a deceased prior owner. Note from Dr. R- We have no idea how she got Jr. into the cat carrier and down to R- A number of unusual conditions were found at the Animal Control Center. A. All dogs had been euthanized. B. Cats were roaming the facility freely. C. The center was $1 over budget for cat care and supplies. D. Three center staff were missing and presumed victims of SCP-795. The cats were contained by use of tranquilizing gas. Initially, all of the cats in the center exhibited the abilities of SCP-795 but lost their anomalous powers within three hours of being contained and separated. Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-794, Desert Shipwreck, right now. Or for the complete course, watch this playlist.