Former chairman of one of India's most storied business empires, Ratan Tata is as much a grand businessman as he is a generous soul and a recognized dog lover. His love for canines is palpable to the extent that he has allowed street dogs entry into the Taj Hotel. A social media post on LinkedIn recently made waves with this heartwarming tale.
On social media, a post that went viral showed a dog resting peacefully at the entrance of the Taj Hotel. Ruby Khan, in her post, described her astonishment upon learning from the hotel staff that the dog has always been part of the hotel since its birth.
Taj Hotel Welcomes Street Dogs
According to hotel staff, Ratan Tata's firm order is that any canines at the Taj Hotel be treated with utmost kindness. Ruby Khan noted the walls of the Taj hold significance for all living beings while praising Ratan Tata, saying that as a businessman, one must respect all creatures.
The Taj Hotel responded to the viral post, expressing gratitude for sharing the story and reaffirming their commitment to compassion and inclusivity, ensuring every guest feels at home.
Ratan Tata's Love for Street Dogs
The company that turns salt into airplanes needs no introduction—Ratan Tata, besides being a business magnate, is a well-known animal lover, especially of street dogs. On social media, the billionaire industrialist shares pictures with dogs, advocating for their care and protection.
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The Bombay House and Its Canine Residents
The global headquarters of the Tata Sons, The Bombay House, has been welcoming street dogs from its inception, thanks to JRD Tata's compassion. This tradition is maintained even today by Ratan Tata. Every dog is named and cared for; they receive daily meals, medical attention when needed, weekly baths, and regular vaccinations. A kennel built within the Bombay House has been a sanctuary for these dogs for the last 94 years.
Mumbai's State-of-the-Art Animal Hospital Spanning 98,000 Sq Ft
The Tata Group has established a veterinary hospital in Mumbai equipped with world-class facilities to ensure the highest quality of animal healthcare. Renowned veterinarians are appointed here, with special focus on treatments provided by dedicated nurses and technicians. The five-floor hospital, spread over 98,000 square feet and funded by the Tata Group and MCGM (Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai), is one of a kind with a 200-bed capacity and 24-hour service available.
