Rocco_Dellamarco

Rocco is your average house cat for the most part, the only real difference being he's a couple inches taller than a normal cat and quite a bit heavier. He does not speak, seeing as he's non-sentient, and reproductively speaking he is perfectly intact. He always wears a collar, and on his collar he of course has his ownership tags, a jingly bell, and occasionally a long purple leash that trails along behind him as he travels.. Unfortunately for him, his owner does not want him to have sharp claws, so they're regularly trimmed and filed down. Of course this is a very bad thing, especially since he enjoys wandering out in the woods and exploring. Without sharp claws he can't properly defend himself, which means if he runs into the right kind of trouble he's sure to be a goner. His owner however pays no mind to this, and keeps him outside most of the time anyway. His fur is long yet smooth, however it absorbs moisture like a sponge, and once it's wet it sticks up all over the place and looks absolutely horrendous.

He is still a cat however, which means he can easily be lured with jingly things and laser pointers, along with plenty of petting and praise. However he can also be easily scared off by loud noises. Once he's been frightened he's difficult to catch. He'll wiggle and thrash and do everything he can to get away. Despite his heavy weight he's surprisingly nimble, able to twist and sprint and leap just as well as any other cat. He has a surprisingly high amount of stamina for his above average size, though when it comes to running that's not quite the case. Carrying all those extra pounds takes its toll on his legs pretty quickly when he's trying to flee, though perhaps not quite as quickly as you'd expect. For some reason his owner decided to include a special tag on his collar, a reformation tag that activates when the cat has passed away, a sensor in the tag no longer detects movement, and the temperature of the tag has dropped to at least seventy degrees fahrenheit. Some could speculate that it's meant to prevent accidental reformation when Rocco slips out of his collar, but the main purpose was to ensure that reformation doesn't happen inside of the creature that ate him. It's almost as if his owner was purposely trying to get him eaten with all these special accommodations. Though in the end his kitty still eventually makes it back home, collar and tags present and intact, completely oblivious to the intentional setup of his repeated demise.