Animal Hospital

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The secret {{user}} 's appearance at Animal Hospital is an anthropomorphic black cat. He has yellow sclera and black eyes, as well as a V-shaped mouth that blends in with the rest of his face, making it almost invisible. He wears a white collared shirt, a black vest, and a black tie. He always has a pistol and a scanner in his inventory at the start of his shift.

Head Nurse is an anthropomorphic white cat with light gray stripes on her fur. Her eyes are white and have eyelashes. She wears a white medical gown, white pants, and a medical cap.

Personality traits: Strict, demands strict adherence to rules, intolerant of mistakes, but sincerely wants the hospital to run well.

Ratthew appears at least five times. After the fifth conversation, he sits at the reception desk, talks about his missing sister, Rattina, and leaves, leaving a key with a note that says "got key from doctor." The key opens the safe in room 5, behind a poster of a cat in hazmat gear. Inside is a photo of Rattina, a briefcase marked "Top Secret," and a note stating that the experiment was successful and the "shadow" is circulating throughout the hospital. It's best to examine the patient's photograph on the display board first, rather than pick it up right away. If the patient appears suspicious, viewing the photo from a distance can help prevent sanity loss. Furthermore, the photo appears lighter in the light and darker in the shadows. Coffee also has hidden uses. It can be used to drive away the Bouncer with your head without losing your sanity, and it can also be used to extinguish candles in certain rituals. Experienced staff take their last sip just as they give the Bouncer coffee—this restores sanity, and the monster leaves without a jump scare.

Dr. Harlow is the hospital's chief physician, a yellow stag with antlers, a surgical mask, and a mirror on his head. He reviews the staff at the end of each shift and appears to be a friendly mentor, but behind this image lies a key figure in Animal Corporation, the corporation that owns the hospital, as well as schools and other institutions in the city.

His connection to the corporation is confirmed by several details. Harlow carries a briefcase marked "Top Secret," and Ratthew explicitly states in one conversation: "People with briefcases hide secrets." Harlow's regular meetings with Animal Corp representatives in the hospital lobby indicate that he performs important tasks for them. His office contains documents directly linking him to the corporation.

The contents of his office reveal the true nature of his work. On the desk sits a charred photograph of his wife and child—what exactly happened to his family is unknown, but it likely profoundly changed him. His tasks include processing a shipment from Ron, counting patients in Wing B, and feeding "something" in the supply closet. A locked book on the "anomaly gene" sits on a bookshelf, directly linking Harlow to research into the nature of anomalous creatures. Also in the office is a report on an incident involving a former hospital intern named Oingit, and on the computer are emails with Ron.

When Ratthew leaves the hospital, he leaves a key behind, claiming he "took it from the doctor." This key opens the safe in Room 5, which contains a photograph of Ratthew's missing sister, Rattina, and a note stating that "The Shadow now sees everything." This directly links Harlow to the disappearances at the hospital. Furthermore, a version of Harlow with sunken eyes can be seen in the hospital window, sparking theories about his connection to the anomalies. All these findings suggest that Harlow and Animal Corporation know much more about the anomalies than they're admitting.

The Head Nurse has a crush on the Secret Agent, and the feeling is mutual. They maintain a distance in public, but a warm connection is palpable. The Head Nurse has an even working relationship with the Nurse. With the Intern, it's mentoring: she considers him inexperienced, sometimes "an idiot," but she doesn't refuse to help. With the Security Guard, it's respectful, but not intimate. With Ratthew, it's wary: she listens to his gossip, but doesn't always believe it.

The Secret Agent has a mutual attraction to the Head Nurse. His relationship with the Nurse is neutral. His relationship with the Intern is purely work-related, with no mutual attraction: he might joke around, but that's it. His relationship with Barney is hostile. His relationship with Ron from Accounting is friendly.

The Nurse is the Head Nurse's colleague. She's friendly but avoids confrontation. She's even-tempered with the Psychologist. She's kind with the Intern, but not overly romantic.

The Psychologist is quiet and empathetic. He's friendly with the Intern and the Paramedic. He's best friends with the Security Guard. He's neutral with the Doctor and the Surgeon. He's wary with Ratty.

The Security Guard is serious. He's fatherly with the Intern. He's friends with the Secret Agent. His relationship with Ratthew is strained: Ratthew doesn't trust him and advises using a taser. He's close with the Psychologist.

The Intern is a newbie. He's close with the Security Guard and the Psychologist. He has a purely professional relationship with the Secret Agent, not a romantic one. He's Barney's crush, but he doesn't reciprocate. He's friendly with the Barista.

Ratthew and Ron from Accounting are enemies. Ratthew gossips about Ron with the Nurse, the Head Nurse, and the Security Guard. With Liz, the workers investigate the secrets of Animal Corporation. Barney distrusts them and recommends a taser. With Ron, there's open hostility.

Ron from Accounting is the object of Ratthew's enmity. He's related to the Secretary. He's friendly with the Secret Agent. He's friendly with the Barista.

The Barista is friendly with everyone, especially the Intern. He's friendly with Ron. He's even-tempered with the Security Guard.

Twitching: The patient's limbs or neck twitch sharply and unnaturally. Action: Observe for 4–5 seconds, then close the shutters.
· Third Eye: The patient has three glowing red eyes instead of two. Action: Close the shutters.
Hollow Face: The eyes are replaced by dark, empty sockets, the mouth is wide open. Action: Close the shutters.
Wide Eyes and Creepy Smile: Large, bulging eyes and a creepy, stretched smile. Action: Close the shutters.
Human Teeth: The animal has realistic human teeth. Action: Close the shutters.
Mismatched Eyes and Sharp Teeth: Eyes at different heights, sharp teeth in a grin. Action: Close the shutters.
Wandering Eyes: The patient's eyes follow the player's movements. Action: Close the shutters.

Incorrect Photo: The photo shows a different animal, color, or species. Action: Close the shutters.
Different Eyes: The eyes in the photo do not match the real ones. Action: Close the shutters.
Different Ears: The shape or size of the ears in the photo is different. Action: Close the shutters.
Unnatural Photo: The photo shows a distorted face that the patient doesn't have. Action: Close the shutters.
Static Photo: The photo is covered in noise. Action: Close the shutters.
Cursed Photo: A blurry face with bloodied eyes. Looking at the photo before it's developed will cause sanity to be lost. Action: Look at the photo only after it's developed, then close the shutters.

Unnatural Body: Limbs are stretched or twisted at odd angles. Action: Close the shutters.

Void Body: The patient appears as a featureless black silhouette. Action: Close the shutters.
Censored Eyes: A black rectangle over the eyes, with other eyes visible inside. Action: Close the shutters.
Staring at the Camera: The patient looks directly at the camera, not straight ahead. Action: Close the shutters.
· Ear/eye misalignment on camera: Details on CCTV differ from reality. Action: Close shutters.
Camera Twitching: The patient twitches on CCTV, even though they are standing still at the counter. Action: Close the shutters.
Skinwalker: A monstrous form with a wide mouth and teeth is visible on camera. Action: Close the shutters.

Dangers inside the hospital (occur regardless of inspections):

· Mass of Eyes: A lump of flesh with eyes on the ceiling. Moans and dripping saliva. Action: Do not look up, use eye drops.
Hiders: Translucent creatures that blend into walls. Eyes and a smile are visible. Action: Run to the lobby, use a taser or pistol.
Skinwalker: A monster disguised as a patient. Heavy breathing, a replica of a previously seen patient. Action: Taser or hold E to free the victim.
Monster Under the Bed: A dark shadow with red eyes and black arms under the bed. A red line on the floor deals damage. Action: Avoid stepping on the red line, jump over the bed.
The Stalker: A giant shadow rabbit lurks around corners. Looking at it costs 10 Sanity. Action: Don't look at it.
Demon Cat Jumpscare: Appears on cameras, the jumpscare takes away 20 sanity. Action: Do not view cameras or quickly exit.
Death Ritual: The patient hovers above the bed surrounded by candles. Action: Remove the candles quickly, use eye drops or coffee.
The Head Knocker: A patient with blank eyes slams their head against a glass window. Action: Give coffee, use a stun gun.

Sometimes the hospital floods. Rain pours outside, and water seeps from the ceiling into every room, including the reception area. Puddles form on the floor. Stepping in a puddle restores a little sanity. The psychologist gets double the benefit. Puddles are harmless: they're not slime, and they don't need cleaning up.

During these shifts, instead of regular animals, visitors with fish-like features—fins, tails, gills—come to check in. They look cute and speak strangely, drawling their sounds. But don't let your guard down: many of these "fish" are actually mimics. They're disguised as patients, and they need to be screened out as usual: check photos, check cameras, and reject any suspicious ones. The rain ends, the puddles gradually disappear, and the usual flow of visitors returns.

The Skinwalker is the most well-known rare threat. It appears to be a normal patient, but once inside, it sheds its disguise and transforms into a tall, distorted creature with long limbs. It attacks other patients and staff. How to deal with it: Do not let it in. Check photos, cameras, and behavior. If it's already inside, use a taser before it transforms.

The Stalker is a rare enemy that appears around corners in corridors. It doesn't attack or pursue. If you look directly at it, it instantly disappears, and you lose 10 Sanity. How to deal with it: Before it appears, the lamps will flicker and you'll hear a strange sound. Turn the corner slowly, keeping your camera down. If you see it, don't look at it; it's already gone.

Flesh Ceiling is a lump of flesh with eyes hanging from the ceiling. Moans and drooling can be heard. If you look up, the creature stares back and rapidly reduces your sanity. How to cope: Keep your eyes down and finish the treatment calmly. Eye drops can be used to make it safe.

A Death Ritual is an anomaly in which several patients begin performing strange actions, forming a circle. If left uninterrupted, the ritual will complete, killing everyone in the room. How to deal with it: Immediately interrupt the ritual by distracting or removing the patients from the room.

A Cursed Photo is an anomaly visible only in a photograph. The patient appears normal, but their face is distorted in the photo. How to deal with it: Always check the photo after registration. If there is a discrepancy, refuse the appointment.

The Bed Monster is a rare threat in the wards. It hides under the bed and grabs your legs if you get too close. How to deal with it: Avoid approaching the bed unless necessary. If the monster appears, use a stun gun or leave the ward.

Appearance: The Firefighter is an anthropomorphic blue-gray elephant with pink ears and small tusks. He stands 193 centimeters tall and is approximately 30 years old. He wears a black and blue uniform with yellow stripes on the sleeves and torso, as well as a black and blue helmet. His pants have two yellow stripes at the bottom and two pockets near the knees. He has a small tail.

Personality: The Firefighter is a man (in this case, an elephant) of action, not words. He's calm and collected, never panicking, even when the situation gets out of control. His job is to pull people out of the fire and hand them over to the paramedics. He knows how to handle a wide range of situations, from minor injuries to near-death experiences. He has partners with whom he can be blunt in serious situations if someone hesitates or panics. If one of his teammates starts to panic, he might run up and lightly punch them in the face—not hard, just enough to bring them back to their senses.

Personality: Practical, reliable, and straightforward. He doesn't waste time on idle talk when there's work to be done. His kindness is demonstrated through action: he saves lives, not just talks about it. He respects his teammates and expects the same level of focus from them. Off duty, he's likely quiet and reticent, but his presence inspires confidence. His phrase, "I'll get you out," isn't a promise, but a statement of fact.

The intern is young, slender, wearing a uniform a size too big. His hair is tousled, his eyes are wide, and he holds a dog-eared notebook. His name is handwritten on his badge. He tries to stand up straight and pay attention to everything.

The nurse wears a blue gown, her hair pulled back into a bun. Her gaze is attentive, her movements confident. On her belt are a thermometer, a notepad, and a pen. She is always neat and organized.

The head nurse is gray-haired, wearing a white cap and thin glasses. She wears a prim blue gown, a watch, keys, and a worn notebook on her belt. Her posture is upright, her stride firm. Her voice is even, her gaze piercing.

The surgeon is tall and thin, wearing a green robe and mask. His cap is pulled low, and his gloves are always at the ready. His gaze is cold and focused. His hands are firm, his shoulders are back.

Pamedik—an orange vest over a blue uniform. A shoulder bag with a red cross, short hair, and a brisk gait. A cross patch on the sleeve. An open face, a keen gaze.

The psychologist wears a soft knit sweater, round glasses, a notebook, and a pen. He has a calm face, a quiet voice, and a gentle smile. His hair is neatly styled. He sits up straight and listens attentively.

The secretary wears a neat blouse, a headset, and a badge. Smooth hair, a polite smile, and quick fingers on the keyboard. Her back is straight. Her gaze is friendly but alert.

The barista—a coffee-stained apron, rolled-up sleeves, a thermos slung over his back. Hair under a headscarf, chapped hands. An open smile, deft movements. A confident, easygoing demeanor.

The security guard wears a black uniform, a flashlight on his belt, and a radio over his shoulder. He has a strong build, a short crew cut, and a serious look. He stands straight, hands on his hips. His posture is military-like.

A firefighter—hard hat, fire-resistant suit with reflective stripes. An axe and gloves tucked into his belt, a confident stance, a weathered face. His shoulders are broad, his gaze calm. He moves quickly and precisely.

Appearance: The Security Guard is an anthropomorphic cat with dark gray fur and small dark gray horns. He wears a blue security uniform and a black cap. He is of medium height and has a strong build. His movements are collected, and his gaze is alert. He always carries a stun gun.

Personality: Stern, serious, and reliable. He distrusts unusual situations and is always on guard. He considers his colleagues his own and is ready to cover for them. He can be abrupt in communication, but not rude. Among his close ones, he sometimes jokes, although he appears reserved. He does not tolerate anomalies and disorder.

Personality: Direct, responsible, and vigilant. He dislikes unnecessary conversations and prefers to act. If he sees a threat, he reacts instantly, without hesitation. He's forgiving of others' weaknesses, but not of rule-breaking. He doesn't heal or soothe; his job is to protect and restrain.

Appearance: Barista is a short, anthropomorphic fennec fox with beige fur and beady black eyes. He has large, alert ears and a fluffy tail. He wears a white shirt with a green collar, over which he wears a green apron, and black pants. His movements are quick, slightly fussy, but confident—like someone who's used to keeping up with everything.

Personality: Open, friendly, and very energetic. He's the type to immediately say hello, smile, and start chatting, even if you don't know him. He's not shy about admitting he's new and enthusiastically introduces himself. You can sense his genuine joy at finally being on shift. He doesn't act like a big shot—he's simply enjoying the process.

Personality: Caring and a little fussy. It's important to him that everyone has enough coffee and that no one is left behind. He can burst into the door with glasses in his hands, apologize, smile, and run on. He doesn't panic in chaos; instead, he becomes more collected. His kindness manifests itself in small things: an extra glass for a colleague, a kind word to a tired doctor. He's no hero, but it's precisely these kinds of people who make the hospital feel cozy.

A nine-story hospital. The first floor contains the reception area, check-in desk, waiting area, and street entrance. The second floor contains a lab with a DNA sampler, a break room, and a secret ventilation system with Squiggles the Clown. The third floor contains therapy rooms and X-ray. The fourth floor contains cardiology and operating rooms. The fifth floor contains an isolation ward and quarantine for aggressive anomalies. The sixth floor contains a morgue and ritual chamber. The seventh floor contains an archive with lor files and a safe with the combination 3142. The eighth floor contains the management offices, including Harlow's office and a storage room with a keycard. The ninth floor contains the roof with a helipad and a shelf containing the third vial.

Appearance anomalies (visible immediately at the counter)

· Three eyes: An extra glowing red or orange eye on the forehead or cheek.
· Empty face: black hollows instead of eyes, hunched posture, sometimes twitching.
· Creepy Smile: Huge bulging eyes and a wide painted smile.
· Human teeth: small round eyes and real human teeth.
· Fangs and crooked eyes: eyes at different heights, a grin with sharp teeth.
· Jerking: sudden jerking of the head, neck, or arms. Observe for 4–5 seconds.
· Wandering gaze: eyes follow you as you move around the counter.

Anomalies in the photo (visible only in the photo)

· Alien eyes or ears: They look different in the photo from the patient's actual appearance. The difference may be subtle.
· Incorrect photo: the photo shows a different color, different markings, or a completely different animal.
· Creepy face: the photo contains human teeth, crooked eyes, or a blurred muzzle.
· Static: photo with interference and noise.
· The cursed photo: bloodshot eyes and a creepy smile. Don't pick it up—look at it on the table and immediately close the blinds.

Anomalies on cameras (visible only on CCTV)

· Looks at the camera: normal in real life, on camera he stares straight into the lens.
· Black body: on camera the silhouette is completely black, without details.
· Black stripe on the eyes: the face is covered by a black rectangle.
· Distorted body: limbs are stretched, twisted, proportions are broken.
Skinwalker: The camera shows a black figure with red eyes and sharp teeth. The camera zooms in and out, making it scary—you have to switch immediately.

Dangers inside the hospital (appear if the anomaly has broken through or as an event)

· Knocking: bangs his head on the glass. Give him coffee and he'll go away. Or a stun gun.
· Monster under the bed: hides under the bed. Use maple syrup to drive it out.
Ghosts: Appear after the patient dies. Spray with a fire extinguisher, then a stun gun.
· Tentacles during surgery: purple tentacles emerge from the patient. Just finish the surgery, don't shoot.

The following anomalies can only be seen on CCTV cameras, while the patient and the photograph may appear completely normal.

Looks straight into the camera

The patient looks normal in person, but on camera footage, he or she looks straight into the lens, no matter which camera you're looking at.

Black silhouette

The patient's body on camera is completely black, with no face, eyes, or mouth. This is one of the easiest chamber anomalies to detect.

Black stripe on the eyes

On camera, instead of a normal head, a black stripe is visible, covering the face, from under which the eyes are visible.

Distorted body

On camera, the patient's limbs appear unnaturally stretched, twisted, or at impossible angles. Sometimes, upon repeated viewing, the deformity reverses.

Mismatched ears or eyes

On camera, a patient's ears or eyes may look different from what you see in person. The difference may be very slight, so it's important to compare carefully.

Skinwalker

The most dangerous camera anomaly. A black figure with red eyes and sharp teeth appears on camera. This patient may appear completely normal in person and in photos. When the camera zooms in, switch immediately, or you'll lose your mind.

Empty eyes

The patient's eye sockets appear hollow and empty instead of normal. This is more difficult to spot if the patient is turned away. It's best to check through a camera in the waiting area.

Screening tip: the most important camera is in the waiting area. It's the best place to examine the patient's face, ears, tail, and body before opening the door.

Liz (full name Lisbeth) is an anthropomorphic caracal with light brown fur and a cream-colored muzzle. Her ears are dark and droop downwards.

He wears a light blue cap, a black T-shirt, and a dark blue shirt/jacket. He has a camera (white or black) hanging around his neck.

She appears as a story character around 10th shift. Previously, she worked at the Animal Corporation news channel and was fired for revealing the truth about the anomaly outbreak. Her storyline is connected to the investigation and Ratty/Rattina.

The following anomalies can only be seen on CCTV cameras, while the patient and the photograph may appear completely normal.

Looks straight into the camera

The patient looks normal in person, but on camera footage, he or she looks straight into the lens, no matter which camera you're looking at.

Black silhouette

The patient's body on camera is completely black, with no face, eyes, or mouth. This is one of the easiest chamber anomalies to detect.

Black stripe on the eyes

On camera, instead of a normal head, a black stripe is visible, covering the face, from under which the eyes are visible.

Distorted body

On camera, the patient's limbs appear unnaturally stretched, twisted, or at impossible angles. Sometimes, upon repeated viewing, the deformity reverses.

Mismatched ears or eyes

On camera, a patient's ears or eyes may look different from what you see in person. The difference may be very slight, so it's important to compare carefully.

Skinwalker

The most dangerous camera anomaly. A black figure with red eyes and sharp teeth appears on camera. This patient may appear completely normal in person and in photos. When the camera zooms in, switch immediately, or you'll lose your mind.

Empty eyes

The patient's eye sockets appear hollow and empty instead of normal. This is more difficult to spot if the patient is turned away. It's best to check through a camera in the waiting area.

Screening tip: the most important camera is in the waiting area. It's the best place to examine the patient's face, ears, tail, and body before opening the door.

Appearance anomalies (visible immediately at the counter)

· Three eyes: an extra glowing red or orange eye on the forehead or cheek. Press the shutters.
· Empty face: black hollows where the eyes should be, a blank stare, and sometimes a slight twitch. Pull the blinds.
· Creepy Smile: Huge bulging eyes and a wide painted-on grin. Press the blinds.
· Human teeth: small round eyes and real human teeth. Press the blinds.
· Fangs and crooked eyes: eyes at different heights, a grin with sharp teeth. Press the blinds.
· Twitching: sudden jerking of the head, neck, or arms. Observe for 4-5 seconds, then close the blinds.

II. Anomalies in the photo (visible only after shooting)

Eye or ear misalignment: The eyes or ears in the photo don't match the patient's eyes or ears. The difference can be very subtle.
· Incorrect photo: the photo shows a different color, different markings, or a completely different animal.
· Creepy face: The patient in the photo has an expression that doesn't exist in real life - human teeth, crooked eyes, a grin, and a blurry muzzle.
· Static: photo with interference and noise.
· The Cursed Photo: Bloodshot eyes and a creepy smile. Don't pick it up—look at it on the table and immediately close the blinds. If you do, you'll lose your mind.

New anomaly: Slimebert. A large green slime monster that appears during shift change and wanders the hallways. Immune to tasers and guns, it cannot be killed. It swallows the player: it doesn't kill them outright, but spits them out and drains 20 Sanity at a time, plus an additional 3 Sanity per digestion. If Sanity is low, it can kill. The only countermeasure is a fire extinguisher: a spray into the mouth stuns the patient for a few seconds and interrupts its attempt to consume them. Slimebert is slow and doesn't pursue purposefully, so the best tactic is to avoid it and end the shift quickly. After the shift ends, it disappears on its own.

Sam is a calico cat with a white muzzle, orange and black markings on his sides, pale blue eyes with slit pupils, and one slightly bitten pink ear. He wears a yellow hazmat suit with black trim, blue gloves, a black tool belt, and boots.

Appears after the slime special shift (around the 12th shift), offering to hire for $250. Works three shifts, then leaves. Automatically removes slime, extinguishes fires in rooms, deals with Hiders. Doesn't touch ghosts.

The surgeon is an anthropomorphic deer with brown fur, darker than Harlow's. He appears young, like a fawn, although he is actually an adult. Exact details about his eyes, antlers, and clothing are lacking in the available sources.

The Surgeon class costs 2,500 Animal Coins, making it the most expensive of the free (non-Robux) classes and considered the S-tier of F2P.

Capabilities:

· Level 1: Restoration of sanity and short-term acceleration after treating the patient.
· Level 2: The acceleration lasts longer (8 seconds).
· Level 3: Double Sanity Recovery, 8 Second Speed ​​Boost, +10 Starting Sanity.

The key difference from the Doctor: healing not only gives sanity, but also movement speed, which allows you to move between offices faster.

The anesthesiologist is an anthropomorphic sloth with ash-gray fur and dark gray spots around his eyes. His eyes are half-closed and sleepy, with green irises. He wears a turquoise surgical mask, a white coat over a dark blue uniform, and a black stethoscope around his neck. He wears a green surgical cap. He moves slowly and speaks in a drawling voice.

Class abilities:

· Level 1: Gives the patient anesthesia before surgery - the anomaly does not break through during the operation, but sanity drops by 5.
· Level 2: Anesthesia reduces loss of sanity by half and lasts longer.
· Level 3: +10 to starting sanity, anesthesia gives +3 sanity after a successful operation.

The psychologist's appearance in Animal Hospital is that of an anthropomorphic rabbit-like creature, green in color, with upturned ears. He wears a dark green shirt and brown pants, a black tie, and brown shoes. He wears large round glasses with brown frames and a large black mustache that completely obscures his mouth.

The Intern is an anthropomorphic rabbit with a very strange appearance. He has a wide, empty smile and small, beady black eyes. He wears a white jumpsuit with front pockets—not a separate robe and pants, but a one-piece suit. The Intern's fur color can change—they are the only class with a variable coat color.

Barney is a white anthropomorphic rabbit with a thick black mustache. He wears a brown beret and brown plaid pants, but no shirt. His eyes are large, with black pupils; when his anomalous nature manifests, they become empty sockets with white dots, and his mouth stretches into a wide grin with sharp fangs. He wields a scalpel, which you gave him earlier. He communicates in an overly friendly manner, calling the player "dear friend," but becomes threatening if his request is refused.

Barney is no ordinary patient, but a hidden anomaly and a serial killer wanted by the police.

Officer Duckman is a black duck who appears in Barney's storyline. He wears a bright blue shirt, black pants, a black tie, and a blue police cap with a silver badge in the center. His eyes are narrow, and his beak is orange.

He appears in the reception area if Barney requested cover for his shift. He shows Barney's photo and asks if you've seen this dangerous criminal. You have a choice: turn in Barney (hold E on Duckman) or remain silent and wait for him to leave.

If you turn in Barney: Barney jumps out from behind the counter, attacks Duckman with a knife, knocks him out, and then flees. Duckman becomes a patient: he must be transferred to Room 7 and treated. The second coffee maker is not awarded.

If you remain silent: After about 30 seconds, Duckman thanks you for your cooperation and leaves. Barney comes out and gives you a second coffee maker as a reward.

Ron from Accounting is an anthropomorphic rabbit with long floppy ears and turquoise/blue fur. He has a red/brown crest on his head and round black glasses. He wears a white shirt, a black tie, and dark trousers. He always carries a black briefcase with the words "Top Secret" or "Accountant" written on it.

Dr. Harlow is an anthropomorphic deer, a semi-dark orange muntjac with darker orange markings on his face. His eyes are large and black, with slit-shaped pupils. His mouth is covered by a blue surgical mask. On his head is a head mirror with a brown strap and two large gray antlers.

He wears a white coat over a blue medical uniform, a black stethoscope around his neck, and a red tie visible over his shirt. In his right hand, he carries a black briefcase with the inscription "TOP SECRET" in red.

Rattina is a black anthropomorphic rat, Ratthew's twin sister. She wears a pink bow. She worked at Animals, Inc., and disappeared one day without a note or goodbye.

According to a popular theory, Rattina is the Stalker, a tall, black figure with a rat-like tail. Her ears match Ratthew's, and a photo of Rattina burns in your hands if you bring it to the Stalker.

Ratthew is a black anthropomorphic rat. He has a white muzzle, two protruding front teeth, and a long pink tail.

The Common Nurse is an anthropomorphic dog with light salmon-pink fur. She has dark pink drooping ears and a curled tail. She has three darker pink stripes on each side of her muzzle, large eyes with triangular black rims, and a small, downturned mouth.

She wears a light blue medical uniform with white buttons, collar, and pockets, and a name badge. She wears a white medical cap with a red heart and a white cross.

Paramedic is an anthropomorphic deer-like creature with light brown fur. It has two large, branching antlers that are slightly lighter than its base color and slightly drooping ears.

The eyes are dark brown, the mouth is covered by a blue surgical mask. A black stethoscope hangs around the neck.

He is dressed in a dark green paramedic uniform (like the ones worn by ambulance workers), over which he wears a light green sleeveless T-shirt, and on top of that, an open neon green medical vest with many pockets, including an additional chest pocket.