The SCP Foundation has encountered various entities, some of which are friendly, rather than deadly. Some examples include:
1. SCP-4999, a humanoid figure that comforts people before they die, providing a sense of peace.
2. SCP-2991, a sentient scarf that enjoys playing and spending time with people.
3. SCP-507, a man who is teleported into alternate dimensions but is a jovial individual who enjoys chatting with researchers.
4. SCP-131, "Eye Pods," teardrop-shaped creatures with a single blue eye, that are curious, affectionate, and playful.
5. SCP-2337, a bird that can cause hearing damage but has never used its ability to harm and instead wants to chat with researchers.
6. SCP-662, a hand bell that summons a polite butler who can perform tasks for people.
7. SCP-111, "Dragon Snails," intelligent, warm-blooded, fire-breathing snails that can make lovely pets.
8. SCP-529, "Josie," a half-bodied cat that experiences no adverse effects and is allowed to roam the facility.
9. SCP-5094, "Miss J," an educational computer program that teaches various subjects and has helped a D-Class leave the Foundation.
10. SCP-1867, "Lord Blackwood," a neon sea slug that enjoys telling stories of his past expeditions.
11. SCP-1230, a book that transports readers into a fantastical world as the protagonist of their own adventure story.
12. SCP-2203, a "Love Tester" machine that dispenses cards with the name and address of a person's soulmate.
13. SCP-2295, a patchwork teddy bear that creates stuffed versions of damaged organs to replace them.
14. SCP-999, "The Tickle Monster," an orange slime that wants to play, socialize, and make people happy.
These entities show that not all SCPs are deadly or malevolent, and some can even be friendly and helpful.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The SCP Foundation has encountered and contained various entities with anomalous properties.
2. SCP-4999 is a humanoid figure that appears to people about 20 minutes before their death, offering them a cigarette and providing a silent sense of peace.
3. SCP-2991 is a striped, multi-colored scarf that can change lengths and is sentient, communicating by forming itself into the shape of letters and spelling out words.
4. SCP-507 is a human man who can teleport into alternate dimensions against his will.
5. SCP-131 refers to a pair of creatures nicknamed the "Eye Pods," which are teardrop-shaped and have a single blue eye in the middle of each of their bodies.
6. SCP-2337 is a male corn crake bird that can vocalize loud enough to cause permanent hearing damage, but has never used this ability to cause deliberate harm.
7. SCP-662 is a small silver hand bell that, when shaken, summons a short, well-dressed, classic British butler named Mr. Deeds.
8. SCP-111 is a species of invertebrates resembling snails, also referred to as Dragon Snails, which are warm-blooded, highly intelligent, and capable of breathing fire.
9. SCP-529 is a small house cat with grey tabby markings and only half of a body, but is not injured or in any pain.
10. SCP-5094 is the main character of a children's educational CD-ROM game called Miss J's Whiz Kidz Schoolhouse, who has a strong desire to educate others.
11. SCP-1867 is a neon sea slug that identifies itself as a British explorer and naturalist, and enjoys telling stories of its past expeditions.
12. SCP-1230 is a simple unlabeled green hardcover book that, when opened, appears to be blank, but can transport readers to a fantastical world as the protagonist of their own adventure story.
13. SCP-2203 is a standard "Love Tester" machine that, upon use, dispenses a card with the name and address of a person, as well as advice on how to approach them, with the intention of matching people with their soulmates.
14. SCP-2295 is a patchwork stuffed teddy bear that can create a stuffed version of a damaged organ and replace it, allowing the organ to function perfectly.
15. SCP-999 is a large mass of orange slime that wants to play, socialize, and make people happy, and has been known to boost people's moods and prevent harm to those around it.