The video above, hosted by Dr. Kat Miller, a certified applied animal behaviorist at the ASPCA, gives an outline of the whole series, and describes the process and preparation as being similar to bringing home a new baby. She explains what should be done before, during and after bringing your new kitty home, as well as the supplies that will be needed to make for a smooth transition for both you and your cat.

The series has six segments, and includes: How to Cat Proof Your Home, How to Set Up a Safe Location for an Adopted Cat, Local Services for Cats, How to Adjust a New Cat to Your Home, How to Set a Routine for a New Cat, and How to Keep a Cat Safe and Healthy.

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Caring For Your Newly Adopted Cat

For help in picking the appropriate glue for your craft project, This to That has it all.

You simply choose the material (metal, leather, glass, etc.) that you’re attaching to your canvas (paper, plastic, rubber, etc.).

This to That will give you brand name glue suggestions with links and further tips.

Thanks to Eileen for telling me about the site.

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Choose the Right Glue

Right now I have my glue, scraps, Mod Podge, small paint bottles and brushes in an ugly green bag that came free with a Clinique purchase. Yeah, it looks like green denim. Ich. I don’t have a whole room dedicated to making stuff, so I do the portable bag thing.

This Neatnix Stuff Bucket would be dreamy. Jennifer’s showing you the whole lot of ‘em over at Declutter It. She’s saying to take it to the beach, but I know a portable art supplies bucket when I see one. ; )

What do you use to store supplies?

Image via Cheap Joe’s

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How Do You Organize Supplies?