Ratan Tata Helps a paralysed stray dog in finding a permanent home.

Ratan Tata shared the successful story of adoption…get full details…

Thursday, 24th June 2021

Ratan Tata, a business magnate, is known for his fondness for dogs. He has frequently stepped forward and published posts in order to assist stray animals in finding a loving home. Tata has now shared the happy news of a cute stray puppy named Sprite, whose adoption request he posted on his Instagram profile in December 2020.

“I am appreciative for the two times you have graciously and successfully assisted me. “I'm pleading with you to once again assist me in finding a loving family for Sprite, who has been through a lot and whose hind legs have been crippled after an accident,” Ratan Tata wrote on December 12.

Tata uploaded three Instagram stories today to indicate that the puppy had been adopted by a caring individual. In his first tale, he said, "If you remember Sprite, the paraplegic dog that needed a home..." while sharing a video of Sprite.

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He went on to express gratitude to Animal Guardians Mumbai and animal rescuer Kaveri Bhardwaj for their efforts in finding Sprite a forever home.

The industrialist shared charming photos of his Diwali celebration with his beloved dogs earlier this month. He had taken to Instagram to share the lovely event with all of us, posting images of himself and his beloved feline buddies. 'A few sweet moments with the adopted Bombay House dogs this Diwali, especially Goa, my office companion,' he wrote in his post.

Ratan Tata expressed gratitude to everyone who assisted Sprite in finding his forever home. (Instagram/@ratantata)

When Bombay House was rebuilt in 2018, a dedicated house for stray dogs was added to the facility.

Tata shared a photo of a happy Sprite getting ready for his new home in the final story.

The adoption tale is quite inspirational. How do you feel about this?

The News Talkie Bureau

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