Ratan Tata Wins Hearts Of Millions With His Heartfelt Appeal For Abandon Dog, See Insta Post

Industrialist Ratan Tata who is known for his kindness and generosity, has won several hearts with his recent Instagram post. Tata has posted photos of a deserted dog in Mumbai and appealed to people to help him find the owner of the dog.

His post stated that this young stray or lost dog was discovered by his office staff at Scion Hospital. Tata also mentioned that his office has taken responsibility for the dog and is taking complete care of the canine.

Tata posted photos of the dog with the caption, "My office found an abandoned/lost dog last night at Sion Hospital, Mumbai. If you are his guardian or have any leads, please email [email protected] with some evidence of ownership. Meanwhile, he is in our care and is being treated for his wounds."

Soon after the post was liked by more than 5 lakh people. Some have even poured in their comments to applaud the business tycoon and tagged him as 'Legend'.

A user wrote, "Sir u r Inspiration personified thank you for being you." While another user wrote, "This man keeps defining what "Humanity" is, at each and every stage of life. You're an Inspiration to a Billion people Sir Respect this Legend."

"Why can't our nation have more individuals as selfless as you? You serve as a great inspiration, and your deep affection for animals is just one of the countless reasons we admire you .. love you always," the third user commented.

"Your humbleness is simply just a lesson for all of us," the fourth user wrote and the fifth commented, "Sir you are an inspiration to dog lovers who hate dogs who hate the voiceless thank you, sir."

Earlier, an old video of Ratan Tata recounting the time he confronted a gangster who was targeting Tata Motors also went viral.

The Columbia Business School initially posted the video on their YouTube channel. The seasoned industrialist disclosed an occurrence from the early 1980s when he was leading Tata Sons and stated that a gangster attempted to extract money from Tata Motors.