Things to include in your home emergency kit:

• Three-day supply of food, including pet and baby food, that does not need to be refrigerated.
  
• Three-day supply of water—one gallon
  of water per person, per day.
  
• Battery-powered radio or TV and extra batteries. Consider a weather radio.
  
• Flashlight and extra batteries.
• Portable cooler and ice.
• First aid kit and manual.
  • Pain reliever, antibiotic cream, antacids, band-aids
  • Prescriptions (one month's supply)
  • Mosquito repellent
  • Sun screen (45 SPF recommended)
• Hand sanitizer or wipes and other hygiene items.
• Matches in a waterproof container or waterproof lighter.
• Whistle.
• Extra clothing.
• Kitchen items and cooking utensils, including
  a non-electric can opener and trash bags.
• Copies of credit and identification cards, and
  medical and veterinary records.
• Cash.
• Special needs items for family members and pets,
  such as prescription medications, eye glasses, contact lens solutions, hearing aid batteries and means to transport pets.
• Items for infants, such as formula, diapers and bottles.
• Maps and emergency contact numbers, including doctors and veterinarians.
• Other special items that your family or pets might need.

Additional items to consider:

• Cooking Equipment
  • Sterno
  • Portable camp stove or grill, and an extra propane tank
  • Stove fuel or charcoal, lighter fluid
  • Manual can opener
  • Disposable eating utensils
  • Plates and cups
  • Napkins and paper towels
  • Aluminum foil
  • Oven mitts
• Documents
  • Photocopies of prescriptions
  • Photo identification
  • Proof of occupancy of residence (utility bills)
  • Medical history and information
  • Water and fireproof container for document storage
  • Backup disks of your home computer files
  • Camera and film
  • Pet picture and license documentation
• Personal Supplies
  • Toilet paper
  • Entertainment: books, magazines, card games, etc.
  • Soap and detergent
  • Toiletries
  • Bedding: pillows, blankets, sleeping bag
  • Change of clothing
  • Rain ponchos and work gloves
  • Extra glasses or contact lenses
  • Extra sets of keys
• Other Necessities
  • Tools: hammer, wrenches, screwdrivers, nails, saw
  • Trash bags (lots of them)
  • Cleaning supplies
  • Plastic drop cloth
  • Masking or duct tape (for packaging purposes)
  • Outdoor extension cords
  • Spray paint
• Pet Supplies
  • Dry or canned food
  • Water (1/2 gallon per day)
  • Littler box supplies
  • Traveling pet carriers