Lenara helping with laundry

We found Lenara under our front tree, crying piteously. Since we live in the middle of farm fields, people dump unwanted animals. I went outside & sat on the ground, & she climbed into my lap. I fixed up a place in our down bath for her & gave her some food which she wolfed down. I did call our neighbors, but she wasn't one of their barn cats. Took her into vet the next day, & she was healthy except for ear mites. So after treating her, our 3 other cats, & our 4 dogs, Lenara wormed her way into our hearts. She is a Torbie. Tortie with tabby markings. She also trills & talks. And she has some agouti hair shafts. Then I noticed some of her hair has white tipping. Domestic cats do not have that gene, so I searched the web & came up with the Caracal, a small wild cat that has been cross bred with domestic cats and has white tipping to their hair shafts. So my best estimate on Lenara's heritage is Siamese, Abyssinian, O gene for her Torby coloring with a titch of Caracal. She's a gem.