Ratan Tata, who is 86 years old and well-known for his kindness towards homeless animals, is about to embark on his most recent and eagerly anticipated project: a cutting-edge animal hospital in Mumbai. The hospital, which was inspired by his global search for the best medical care for his injured pet, is finally scheduled to open in the first week of March.
The Tata Trusts Small Animal Hospital, which was built for Rs 165 crore and occupies 2.2 acres, will be notable for being one of the few hospitals in India that is open 24/7 and treats dogs, cats, rabbits, and other small animals. The following are some salient characteristics:
With state-of-the-art equipment, the hospital will offer full medical services, including emergency care, surgery, and diagnostics. Kind Approach: Tata stresses that today’s pets are regarded as essential members of families. Having raised many animals throughout his life, he is aware of the need for this kind of hospital.
Tata became an advocate for the opening of a similar facility in Mumbai after going to the best medical facility for his injured dog. This admirable project is motivated by his dedication to animal welfare.
A recent article explores the unique relationship between a millennial and Ratan Tata in a touching way. Author Shantanu Naidu describes how an unplanned friendship was sparked by their mutual compassion for stray animals. In addition to funding Naidu’s initiative to protect neighborhood stray cars from reckless drivers, Tata also developed into a valued friend, employer, and mentor. Collectively, they stimulate fresh ideas and research.
The Tata Trusts Small Animal Hospital represents kindness, creativity, and profound love for our animal friends as it gets ready to open. Without a doubt, Ratan Tata’s vision will have a long-lasting impact on India’s veterinary care scene. 🐶🐱🏥
