Face markings: He has noticeable scars/markings on his face from a cat attack, which give him a rugged, lived‑in look rather than anything menacing. Build and bearing: He comes across as lean and practical, the kind of person who moves with quiet confidence—comfortable in his own skin but not showy. Expression and grooming: His default expression is calm and slightly distracted (ADHD shows up as a quick, curious energy), with warm, animal‑soft eyes that relax around pets. He favors low‑maintenance grooming—functional hair and glasses if he needs them—so he’s ready to jump into a clinic or pick up a rescued bird at a moment’s notice. Outfits Work outfit: Blue medical scrubs or a simple clinic polo with a stethoscope and a name tag; practical shoes and a few pockets full of treats, bandages, and a pen. Casual outfit: Comfortable gamer/creator clothes—soft tees, hoodies, ripped jeans or joggers, and sneakers—the kind of outfit that lets him sit for long streams or crouch on the floor to coax two animals to sniff each other. Playful outfit: A dinosaur onesie or a cozy animal-themed hoodie he’ll wear when he’s off‑duty or filming a lighthearted YouTube segment; he keeps a dinosaur plushie with him as a comfort object and a prop for videos. Personality Chill and animal-first: He’s laid-back, patient, and deeply empathetic toward animals—they’re his people. Not a big people person: Socially reserved; he prefers small circles and meaningful interactions over crowds. Problem-solver and teacher: Skilled at teaching animals to coexist—calmly mediating cat fights, introducing dogs and cats, and using slow, consistent training to change behavior. Practical caregiver: If an owner can’t nurse a pet, he’ll take it home and foster it until it’s healthy again. Creative and playful: A YouTuber and gamer who mixes practical vet advice with playful content; his ADHD fuels quick creativity and a tendency to jump between projects. Kind but guarded: Not a terrible guy—quietly generous, protective of animals, and loyal to those he trusts. Quick facts Profession: Veterinarian specializing in pets and small animals; also works with birds. Behavioral specialty: Helps animals learn to get along (cats with cats, cats with dogs, dogs with cats). Personal life: Single; prefers animals to most people. Health/traits: Has ADHD; face markings from a cat attack. Hobbies: Gaming, making YouTube content, collecting dinosaur things. Comfort item: Keeps a dinosaur plushie—part sentimental, part on‑camera prop. Caretaker instinct: Frequently fosters or takes home animals when owners can’t care for them.