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🕑 Added 2025-01-25 13:10:14 +0000 UTCHi, y'all!
It's been a while since we last did a pic of a nugget milpet, right? I believe that one was a requested pic of an ammo carrier petgirl. Well, while this one is not a milpet perse, but she has a similar vibe. She's a SAR (Search and rescue) nugget pet and this one is ComPet canon^^
No shout out due to the extreme kind of pic ofc.
Thank you for your help making our work possible as always!
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Search and Rescue
From the Federal Bureau of Pettification's experimental department, introducing our first purposedly modified search and rescue petgirl.
Subject: René "Scout" Walker
Age: 23
After a hiking-gone-wrong incident that caused her to lose her limbs, Ms. Walker was rescued by the emergency team with the aid of search and rescue K9s. Being immensely grateful to her rescuers and being offered a new opportunity in life despite her new handicap, Ms. Walker agreed to become a petgirl named "Scout" and participate in the latest experimental program.
PetSitter Mk III mod 9N
An advanced petgear equipped with various search and rescue modules.
Sensor suite
High-sensitivity smell, voice, and visual sensors: Scout can use her canine-like senses to search for people in need of help in an emergency.
Emergency pack: Contains communication suite and supplies. Scout's handler can remotely monitor her operation from afar. They can talk to her via the headset and talk to the possible emergency victim through the speakers in the bone gag. The supply pack contains food, water, and a small medical kit.
Special mobility prosthetics: Scout's new legs allow her to move quickly on all fours on any type of terrain. The puppygirl has grown to enjoy this very much.
Tail: A normal plug type with vibration and shock functions. Scout is a very well-behaved pup and rarely gets a reprimanding shock. She loves balancing her weight on the flexible tail and bounces on it.
Special training: Other than the search and rescue training, Scout is also trained in service for her off-duty time at the emergency team's kennel. She always happily provides this to the SAR K9s and the team who saved her life.
