Our adult cats are not for sale. When we do retire adults, we place a notice on our Kittens page and offer them to families on our wait list. We do not accept reservations for retiring cats.
Angara Cheri
Black Amber Classic Tabby w/White
DOB 04/01/2017
Fel d1 allergen - Exceptionally Low
Sire: GC, AW Folie a Duex Harold Hill of Angara
Dam: Angara Petunia
Owner: Meredith Lundberg
Lundberg Oona
Female: Black Amber Mackerel Tabby w/White
DOB 07/27/2018
Fel d1 allergen, Extremely Low
Sire: Dawnsnow Barracuda
Dam: Angara Cheri
Owner: Meredith Lundberg
Angara Sonya
Female Black Patched Torbie
DOB 10/28/2018
Fel d1 Allergen, Very Low
Sire: Folie A Deux Harold Hill of Angara
Dam: Angara Puff
Owner: Chris McClelland
SiberLove Swahili
Female Black Amber Mackerel Torbie
DOB 08/24/20
Fel d1 Allergen, Normal
Sire: Alexander Kusmichoff
Dam: BlueBell Vistula
Owner: Sarah Starr
Lundberg Griffina “Muffy"
Female Blue Spotted Mackerel Tabby
DOB 4/18/21
Fel d1 Allergen, Extremely Low (0.2 mcg)
Sire: Angara Malusha
Dam: Lundberg Oona
Owner: Meredith Lundberg
SarSibi Lapochka “Nora"
Female: Black Amber Classic Tabby
DOB 03/15/21
Fel d1 allergen, Low
Sire: SarSibi Edelweis
Dam: SarSibi Zhemchuzhina
Owner: Alyssa Kennedy
Stud: Simuran*RU Kevin
Male Black Amber Mackerel Tabby
DOB 09/13/22
Fel d1 allergen - Extremely Low
Sire: Angelur Ataman
Dam: Broshka Sibirskoe Tsarstvo
Owner: Alyssa Kennedy
Stud: Angara Malusha of Lundberg
Male: Blue Lynx Point
DOB: 12/10/2019
Fel d1 allergen - Extremely Low
Sire: NH Siberians Travis
Dam: Angara Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Owner: Meredith Lundberg, Stayton Oregon
Understanding Allergen Levels in Breeding Siberians
From 2003-2008, we performed large scale testing in combination with UC Davis. We found that all cats, including Siberians, produce some Fel d1. Saliva testing tends to be more reliable than fur tests, but both methods are subject to biological errors. We test our breeding Siberians using the same 3-part method as we use for kittens. These methods were developed by Lundberg Siberians and KittenTesting.com
Allergen levels listed are specific to test protocols developed by Kitten Testing
Saliva Test Range for adult female breeding Siberians - range 0.20 to 16 mcg ©
Ex. Low 0.2 - 1.0 mcg ~ hives, swelling, severe sneezing, airway constriction
Very Low 1.0 -1.75 mcg ~ itchy skin, light sneezing, severe runny nose, mild asthma
Low 1.75 - 2.5 mcg ~ moderate symptoms, runny nose, eye irritation, coughing
Medium 2.5 - 3.5 mcg ~ ok for very mild allergies - eye irritation and stuffy nose
Normal 3.5 - 16 mcg ~ NOT recommended for homes with cat allergies
Saliva tests ranging from 0.008 to 36 mcg have been seen, but retesting shows the upper and lower levels are likely incorrect. Salivary levels below 0.12 and above 16.0 are likely errors caused by inconsistent procedures or dilution errors during testing.
Fur test ranges for mature female breeding Siberians ~ 20 mcg - 400 mcg ©
Extremely low: 20 mcg - 40 mcg ~ hives, swelling, severe sneezing, airway constriction
Very low: 40 mcg - 80 mcg ~ itchy skin, light sneezing, severe runny nose, mild asthma
Low level: 80 mcg - 120 mcg ~ moderate symptoms, runny nose, eye irritation, coughing
Medium low: 120 mcg - 200 mcg ~ ok for very mild allergies - eye irritation and stuffy nose
Normal high: 200 mcg - 400 mcg ~ not recommended for homes with any cat allergies
Fur test results from 5 mcg to 1200 mcg have been reported, but retesting of cats below 20 mcg showed very inconsistent results. Some Siberians may consistently test up to 600 mcg, predominantly Silver and Smoke colors.
Charts of Allergy levels were copyrighted in 2005 and in 2015 by Meredith Lundberg, DBA Lundberg Siberians. The allergen charts, allergen levels and descriptions, allergic reactions by severity, and written methods for testing kittens all fall under these copyrights. Commercial use and derivative use without written permission is not allowed.