* The generation of new SCP-3577 instances already fitted with 
Foundation-standard tracking collars and ID chips when born 
in Foundation captivity. All instances are generated with 


existing registry and tracking information logged into the 
SCP-3577 Database. 

¢ The appearance of injuries resembling coyote attacks 
received in the past two years manifesting on humans who 
closely interact with SCP-3577 on a regular basis. Medical 
records will be altered with additions addressing incidents in 
which said individuals were attacked by a new instance of 
SCP-3577 and were treated for wounds at some point during 
the previous two years. 


SCP-3577 cannot affect memory; Retroactive existence of 
SCP-3577 instances consistently has a chronallagi rating of less 
than 0.012 and does not appear capable of causing paradoxes. 


Addendum 3577-A: To date, all instances of SCP-3577 have been 
discovered within the general area of Oregon, USA. Initial reports of 
unusual coyote populations were noted to have originated from 
within numerous Indian reservations located within Oregon, with the 
majority of accounts gathered from the Warm Springs Indian 
reservation throughout 2019. 


Investigation into previous Foundation activities within the Oregon 
area indicate that SCP-3577 does not appear to correlate with 
current or previous known anomalous activity related to Native 
American tribes located in Oregon or the greater United States. 


While the Foundation was not aware of the existence of SCP-3577 
for an unknown number of years, numerous accounts had been 
made throughout Oregon from 1998 to 2016 involving civilians and 
the apparent collective loss of memories involving coyote-inflicted 
injuries and attacks despite the presence of previous documentation 
of said incidents. While previously designated as ongoing 
Extranormal Event-76f67, all information has since been confirmed 
as the result of previous SCP-3577 generation events. 


Prior to a request for Foundation intervention on 04/05/2019, 
Gol-466 ("Wilson's Wildlife Solutions") was reportedly relocating and 
rehabilitating instances of SCP-3577 within Warm Springs Indian 
reservation following the emergence of an explosive coyote 
population located on reservation land. Gol-466 was initially not 
aware of SCP-3577's properties and struggled to contain the 


anomaly for a period of time preluding the request for Foundation 
aid from Gol-466 individual Dr. Sylvester Baptise, one of the 
personnel responsible for Gol-466's containment of SCP-3577. 


As part of the Boring Agreement, Gol-466 agreed to offer the 
Foundation access to all documentation and correspondence 
involving their containment of SCP-3577 prior to the Foundation's 
awareness of the anomaly and installment of current containment 
procedures. 


Known internally as 'Project Acme’, containment of SCP-3577 was 
headed by both Dr. Sylvester Baptise and his wife, Marie-Sophie 
Baptise. Marie-Sophie was present onsite at Warm Springs Indian 
reservation with the assistance of her son, Bandit "B.B." Baptise and 
a small group of volunteer workers throughout the course of Project 
Acme. Mr. Baptise remained at Gol-466 HQ in Boring, Oregon 
during this period of time. 


Addendum 3577-B: GOI-466 CORRESPONDENCE AND AFTER 
REPORT 


Document-3577-466-3 - Please Enter Credentials 


Sent by: Dr. Sylvester Baptise 
Recipient(s): Bandit "B.B." Baptise 
Date: 03/20/2019 


Bandit, 


You should be receiving this once you're at Warm 


Springs. | don't think you're that familiar with the 
Tribal Council, so let your mother do the talking for 
the most part. | don't have to tell you to set up 
shop once you've arrived, so I'm going to assume 
that from here on out. 


Most of the documentation the council put 
together should be in the car, but I'll throw in some 
extra advice: 


¢ As far as our priorities currently are, Project 
Acme is pretty low on Wilson's list. It's not 
that he doesn't care, it's just that he trusts 
us enough to get this done without needing 
his involvement. 
¢ We still don't have any official numbers on 
the current coyote population. I've gotten 
everything from 30 to 100 but the important 
part is, there's more than there should be. 
I've only thought about this today, but a lot 
of these coyotes reported in the accounts 
don't seem to be pups. Not newborns, 
anyway. Maybe they're being pushed into a 
different territory. Doesn't explain why we've 
only just been hearing about them now. 
They can't be that sneaky. 


Wilson sends his regards, by the way. Tell your 
mother that aswell, I'm sure she'd appreciate it. 


Good luck! 


Dr. Sylvester Baptise 
Wilson's Wildlife Solutions 


Sent by: Bandit "B.B." Baptise 
Recipient(s): Dr. Sylvester Baptise 
Date: 03/23/2019 


Hey dad! Just wanted to let you know that we've 
finished setting up the pens. Just in time, we got 
lucky early on about last Thursday. A farmer 
phoned mom in the middle of the night, huge 
panic, told her he was looking at a pack of over 20 
running and yammering around his yard like they 
owned the place. Killed his dogs, too. About seven 
of them gave us the slip but we managed to get 
the others, 22 in total. 


Mom's giving them all the standard checkups with 
the help from Amanda and Zeke. Great people, by 
the way. I'm so glad we're able to help them out. 
Volunteers are doing good too! There's these two 
girls who keep getting distracted, though. Keep 
wandering off like they're on spring break or 
something!!! 


Besides that, we're gonna try and reconnoiter 
some reconnaissance and see what the nitty-gritty 
is on the bigger packs. Gonna have to go 
mountain-man for a day or two, real off the grid 
shit; cars give the coyotes way too big a head 
start. 


Mom'll send you the records we made on the first 
22 once we're done feeding them. Nothing's 
seeming out of the ordinary so far; they're healthy, 
they're not doing anything strange. Not even 
coywolves we're dealing with here. You're right 
though, way too many. When we got to the 
farmhouse the other night they were already at 
each other's throats over chicken bones and 
feathers. Not gonna be good living for them at that 
rate. 


Will keep you up to speed! Mom says hi to Wilson, 
btw. 


B.B. 


Sent by: Marie-Sophie Baptise 
Recipient(s): Dr. Sylvester Baptise 
Date: 03/24/2019 


heres the records 


bandit is going to take a photo of every coyote he 
can find and hes going to mark the locations of 
each major pack on a map and hes going to send 
it all to you and i hope thats good for you 


why did you make him pack the aye aye shirt 


Sent by: Dr. Sylvester Baptise 
Recipient(s): Bandit "B.B." Baptise 
Date: 03/24/2019 


Bandit, 


Thank your mother for the files. Also, thank you for 
informing her about the dropbox. | figured it would 
make the process of information gathering much 
less stressful for her. | doubt she'll be using it, but 
I've put aside her records in a separate folder for 
her to add to or modify. Please let her know. 


Dr. Sylvester Baptise 
Wilson's Wildlife Solutions 


Sent by: Bandit "B.B." Baptise 
Recipient(s): Dr. Sylvester Baptise 


Date: 03/26/2019 


Hey so mom had to kick off one of the volunteers 
today, Kristen | think her name is. Caught her 
smoking dope in one of the storerooms with this 
one local fella | haven't seen much of, think he's 
the brother of one of the council members. He was 
nuts, covered in all these old scratches and marks 
and shit, kept yapping about how his mind can 
jump the gap. They had to bring a deputy in to get 
the guy out, wouldn't leave without a fight. 


So yeah that's the bad news. Good news is 
Project Acme's going strong. We've got a routine 
and we've pinned down the routes the coyotes 
usually take. Mostly it's just me tracking them and 
waiting for a good time to call in the cavalry. Wish 
you were here dad, you'd love the views. We're 
actually nabbing more than we can hold, even with 
a fourth pen up. Lois and the McMillans are willing 
to hold on to a few at the Sanctuary, so that's a 
relief atleast. 


Currently we're looking at over 40 so far that we've 
caught. I've seen more out in the wilderness but 
I'm struggling to keep up. Hoping we'll see their 
numbers thin out before mating season rolls up. 


Keeping a watchful eye! 


BB. 


Sent by: Marie-Sophie Baptise 
Recipient(s): Dr. Sylvester Baptise 
Date: 03/26/2019 


#11 — Nonfunctioning 

#12 — Functioning 

#13 — Malfunctioning — All products are comatose and non- 
responsive 

#14 — Malfunctioning - [DATA EXPUNGED] 

#15 — Functioning 


Machine #15 seems to be a raw material converter and a fuel 
dispenser. It can accept and convert any animal or human bodies or 
body parts, living or dead. It must be at least 15% full for any of the 
other machines to function. All products of SCP-464 are to be 
recycled. 


The next largest room is on the ground floor and was labeled 
“Refining.” When found, it was locked and barred from the outside. 
Upon exploration, it was discovered to have a very large pile of 
dismantled and destroyed parts of machinery, various broken 
surgical equipment, as well as the remains of various decapitated 
animal and human bodies. The animals were not identifiable as 
belonging to any known species. On top of the pile was sitting 
[DATA EXPUNGED]. This has since been classified as SCP-464-1. 
SCP-464-1 was deemed unsafe to keep and thus was destroyed, 
resulting in an acceptable level of casualties. The animal parts, 
SCP-464-1, as well as all destroyed machinery are currently under 
study. 


The other room on the ground floor contained a standardized 
military uniform for adult men as well as various civilian outfits for 
men, women, and children. These notably included identification for 
the local [DATA EXPUNGED] as well as stocks of __, rifles, and 


The second floor contains a closet, a small room containing two 
small cots, a latrine, a large gasoline powered generator, and the 
observation room. The observation room overlooks the floor and has 
a wide variety of control panels. Fourteen panels each control the 
machines on the floor. They were discovered labeled in French as 
follows: 


¢ A label indicating panel number (1-15). 
* 1 switch labeled ON/OFF. 


now before you say anything to anyone look i 
know the girls only 20 years old but she was 
hanging out with the most disgusting beast of a 
fucker ive ever met i bet if he didnt have pot she 
wouldnt have ever given him the time of day 


gotta solve these problems when they pop up 


i looked a little into his background and his name 
is geoffry gosset 


related to the paiute chief on the tribal council i 
think you know her well i dont 

i did find out that geoffry used to be heavily 
involved with a bunch of paiute religious 
ceremonies before he got the boot for constantly 
showing up drunk 

dunno if thats important or anything but he was 
squatting in warm springs up until today and every 
inch of him looked like it got savaged at some 
point 


he must have ran into the coyotes at one point 
and survived but theyre old injuries 
there were alot of injuries 


dunno 


Sent by: Bandit "B.B." Baptise 
Recipient(s): Dr. Sylvester Baptise 
Date: 03/31/2019 


Hey! Just gonna throw a bunch more documents 
your way, I've been slacking with that lately. We 
sent 20 out of the 98 to the Sanctuary the other 


day. | don't know if that'll be enough to address 
the space concerns but hey, progress! 


It's funny, there's this one little guy that keeps 
following me back and forth every time | pass the 
pen. He keeps doing this thing where he gnashes 
his teeth against the bars, never making a sound. 
It's the dorkiest little thing I've seen them do. 


| hope little Wiley isn't too upset about his current 
accommodations, it's crowded in there! We'll get 
him back onto the prairie where he belongs once 
it's a wrap. 


elede. 


Sent by: Bandit "B.B." Baptise 
Recipient(s): Dr. Sylvester Baptise 
Date: 03/31/2019 


Dad, that wasn't me. | didn't send anything today 
until now. I'm going to need a bit of time to figure 
out how I'm going explain how that wasn't me but 


Ok I'm not sure but I'll try. We woke up to another 
commotion coming from the pens so we went and 
checked and we're not sure what happened. 
Maybe more coyotes slipped in because they got 
attracted by the noises, | don't know. It was like a 
game of canine Sardines in there, pulling them out 
was a nightmare. It's weird because the pens feel 
bigger, and they are. | checked the dimensions. 
They're all off. 


There were a few wandering outside captivity 
nearby too, but they're in our database. | checked 
my phone and that's when | found that message. | 


don't even know which one is that Wiley one. 


Also, | have two maps now. They're almost 
identical, they're covered in my handwriting and 
scribblings but the only difference is that one has 
slightly more written down. All the new additions 
are talking about packs and coyotes | definitely 
wasn't aware existed. It all sounds like | wrote it 
down but it's not me!!! 


Mom thinks there's something going on. I'm gonna 
talk about it with her a little more and get back to 
you. 


= lade. 


Sent by: Marie-Sophie Baptise 
Recipient(s): Dr. Sylvester Baptise 
Date: 03/31/2019 


amanda has a bite on her arm 
it looks like something i saw on that geoffry man 


bandit is getting a call from lois 
it isnt sounding great 


Sent by: Bandit "B.B." Baptise 
Recipient(s): Dr. Sylvester Baptise 
Date: 03/31/2019 


Getting calls coming in from Lois and the 
Sanctuary, none of them good. The five we sent 


somehow became twenty overnight. One 
managed to get out of her habitat and nearly 
savaged Little McMillan. They haven't been 
breeding; all the new ones are adults from what 
I've been told. And the weirdest part is, they all 
have documentation from when they arrived. We 
have documentation on them too!!! 


We've got documentation on every new coyote 
that's popped up. It's all in mom's writing (and | 
can tell right away when it's her writing) but she 
doesn't remember ever making half of them. | 
don't either, nobody does. 


Dad, have you seen anything like this before? 
Anything weirder than this? 


seule). 


Sent by: Marie-Sophie Baptise 
Recipient(s): Dr. Sylvester Baptise 
Date: 04/01/2019 


a few years ago the tribal council of warm springs 
published a psa video detailing how visitors should 
respect the wildlife and what they can do to avoid 
predator attacks 


iam currently looking at two different versions of 
the same video on the same youtube and the 
major difference between the two is one has a clip 
of amanda with a fresh coyote bite as part of a 
segment showing how you can treat bite wounds 


she doesnt remember ever being involved in 
making that video either one of them 


i managed to get them taken down but bandit will 
send you copies 


Sent by: Dr. Sylvester Baptise 
Recipient(s): Marie-Sophie Baptise, Bandit 
"B.B." Baptise, Additional Staff 

Date: 04/02/2019 


To all involved with Project Acme, 


Following the information | have received, | will be 
adjusting Project Acme's current status from Slight 
Concern to Highly Unusual. As the information | 
am obtaining regarding recent occurrences in 
Project Acme is still developing, | hereby 
respectfully ask that everybody stay on-guard for 
the time being. Wilson and | will continue to 
deliberate on what step to take next. 


Keep a close eye on the coyotes you've already 
wrangled. If there's any you don't recognize, check 
the files you've already assembled. I'm hopeful 
that you've all already separated the authentic 
articles from those relating to our current troubles. 


I'm sure Marie-Sophie and B.B. will be able to 
assist with any concerns or questions you may 
have regarding what exactly we're dealing with. 


Dr. Sylvester Baptise 
Wilson's Wildlife Solutions