Run: 2026-09-03-01M1KZDK0X8DD42WYQ9N18PGH0

There are **3** babies. Here’s the breakdown of what your friend wrote: - **“Ihre Tatze hat 3 Junge bekommen”** “Tatze” is either the cat’s name (Tatze literally means “paw”) or a typo/autocorrect for **“Katze”** (“cat”). So it means: **“Her cat Tatze / her cat has had 3 babies.”** - **“3 Junge”** This is the animal-offspring form of *Junge* (not “3 boys” — that would be *3 Jungen*). It means **“3 young / 3 offspring.”** In this context, because she then says **“Ich will auch eine Katze”** (“I want a cat too”), the babies are **3 kittens**. - **Who has them?** The message says Lisa shared this on Insta, so the cat belongs to **Lisa**. The person who sent you this message does *not* have the kittens — she’s saying the kittens are cute and that she wishes she had a cat too. So: **three kittens/babies.** If Lisa is the friend you want to congratulate, you could say something like: **“Herzlichen Glückwunsch zu den drei süßen Kätzchen!”** or in English: **“Congrats on the three adorable kittens!”**