72 Hour Kit Bag 72-Hour Emergency Kit Checklist A 72-hour emergency kit (also known as a "bug-out bag" or "go bag") is designed to provide essential supplies for you and your family to survive at least three days during a disaster, when help may not arrive immediately. Based on recommendations from trusted sources like Ready.gov and the American Red Cross, assemble one kit per person (including children and pets), plus extras for home, work, and your car. Store items in a waterproof, easy-to-carry container like a backpack or duffel bag. Update the kit every six months—check expiration dates on food, medications, and batteries when you change your clocks. Here's a comprehensive checklist organized by category. Prioritize the basics first, then add family-specific items. Water 1 gallon per person per day (minimum 3 gallons total per person)**: For drinking and sanitation. Store in sealed bottles or use collapsible containers. Water purification tablets or a fil...
How do you feel losing loved ones? I'm referring to our fur kids. I've been a cat rescuer for over five years now. It started when I rescued the first kitten I saw along Boni Avenue. He was sitting beside the homeless man scavenging garbage bag for some things he could find to eat or to sell at the junk shop. He was minding his business and unaware of the kitten beside him. I could tell the kitten was waiting for the man to give him some scraps he could spare. I passed by them and I was thinking I will get him after I went back from the supermarket. Luckily he was still there when I passed by so I took him. The rest is good story I can tell. I got a companion for Negra. I named him Balat. He died a couple of years ago. I still fondly remember him. He was docile and love to sleep for the whole day except when time he needs to go out and about. He was grumpy to other male cats. He chose to stay and live outside when I started rescuing more cats. He only goes home when it is ti...