Run: 2026-03-11-01KKFJJ3BQFRJYEFW91PJQM9M4

Based on the text you shared, here is the breakdown: **The Number:** There are **3** babies (kittens). * The text says: *"Ihre Tatze hat 3 Junge bekommen"* (Translation: "Her paw/cat got 3 young ones/kittens"). **The Context (Important Check):** There is a slight confusion in the message that you should clarify before sending your congratulations: 1. The text says **Lisa** (likely a friend or a third party) shared the news. 2. The sender says: *"Ihre Tatze hat 3 Junge bekommen"* ("Her paw [cat] got 3 young"). This usually means **Lisa has the kittens**, not your friend. 3. The friend also says: *"Ich will auch eine Katze :((("* ("I also want a cat"). This implies the friend is **envious** and does **not** currently have kittens of their own. If you are trying to congratulate your friend because **she** also has new babies (perhaps there was a misunderstanding or she meant *her own* cat in this message), you should double-check with her! However, if you know that the friend *does* have 3 kittens (and this text is just a side message), you can use the following draft: ### Option 1: If congratulating the friend directly (assuming they are the new parents): > "Wow, 3 little babies! That sounds absolutely adorable! So many congratulations on your new little family! 🐾❤️" ### Option 2: In German (matching her style): > "Omg, das ist ja wahnsinnig! 3 kleine Babys? Das sieht sooo süß aus! Herzlichen Glückwunsch zur neuen Familie! 🐾" **Recommendation:** Since the text mentions **"Ich will auch eine Katze"** ("I want a cat too"), it sounds like your friend **does not have a cat** yet, envious of Lisa's pregnant cat. I strongly suggest you ask her: *"Do you actually have the kittens, or is it Lisa's cat?"* before sending a "congrats on your babies" message so you don't congratulate the wrong person! **Summary:** * **Kittens:** 3 * **Owner:** Likely Lisa (based on the text provided), though verify with the friend.