Rajni Pandey | October 11, 2024
Ratan Tata, the renowned industrialist and philanthropist, passed away at the age of 86, leaving behind not just a business empire but a legacy of compassion for animals across India.
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Ratan Tata’s commitment to animal welfare was profound, with stray dogs often finding a home in his heart and offices.
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At Bombay House, Ratan Tata welcomed street dogs, providing them a dedicated kennel with modern amenities, demonstrating his care for animals.
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In 2018, Ratan Tata canceled an award ceremony with Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace because his beloved dog fell ill.
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Ratan Tata adopted a stray puppy, later named “Goa,” who had found its way into Bombay House after an adventure in Goa.
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In 2023, Ratan Tata opened a 98,000-square-foot state-of-the-art animal hospital in Mumbai, offering specialized treatments for pets and stray animals.
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The hospital continues Ratan Tata’s legacy, with plans to expand services like advanced oncology and surgeries, ensuring lasting care for animals in need.
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Tata supported animal welfare initiatives, such as Motopaws, a startup providing reflective collars to stray dogs to prevent accidents.
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Through his various contributions and initiatives, Ratan Tata ensured that his love for dogs will remain a core part of his lasting legacy.
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