I recently purchased a cat from Russia and its tearing my family of cats apart?

[Leeroy F]

If you read my last resolved question then you would understand the gist of what is happening. Link: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AgNxV9MJO_vdnU4nYZxfuBXsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid =20080416152619AATRNGw
Well, I have been able to contact a Russian cat translator and my new Russian cat and I will be having a session with him tommorow. My cat Sprinkles has taken a strong liking to the Russian cat but I am thinking about having the Russian cat sent back to Russia. The only problem is that Sprinkles is threatening to move out if I send away the Russian cat. I need to send him away because the language barrier is causing distress amongst the other cats.The cat can't even tell me if he is hungry. If Sprinkles leaves then other cats may leave with her. How do I break it to Sprinkles that the Russian cat must go and that she must stay? I am beggining to think that buying this cat from Russia was a big mistake. This is tearing my family of cats apart.

[joeflo4i6]

Maybe the Russian cat is a communist...lol

[Heidi E]

Are you for real?

[plattersby]

BUYING a cat from ANYWHERE is a mistake, what with millions of homeless ones roaming about everywhere! If you buy an animal, you just encourage breeders to keep producing more, further adding to the overpopulation problem (one you may not personally be impacted by, but be a bit less selfish and think about all the animal welfare people who have to work with them. I used to be one those; it wasn't pretty. You made my job more difficult.)