Ratan Tata’s Beloved Dog Goa Injured In Car Accident Outside Bombay House Ahead Of His 2nd Death Anniversary
Mumbai: Ratan Tata’s beloved pet dog Goa was injured in a car accident outside Bombay House, the Tata Group headquarters in Mumbai’s Fort area, on Thursday, October 8, a day before the industrialist’s second death anniversary. The canine was taken inside the building, where he received immediate medical attention and was reportedly recovering by the evening.
Mumbai witnessed a tragic incident on Thursday, October 8, a day before the second death anniversary of industrialist Ratan Tata. The beloved pet dog of the Tata family, named Goa, sustained injuries in a car accident outside their headquarters in Mumbai's Fort area, Bombay House. The news of the accident quickly reached the family, who promptly visited the canine at the scene.
Goa was taken inside the building and received immediate medical attention, recovering by the evening. However, he reportedly howled when his injured paw was touched. Parish priest Fr Joseph D’Souza expressed optimism about Goa's recovery and his participation in the upcoming Blessing of Pets ceremony, scheduled for Sunday, October 11, at Our Lady of Health Church in Cavel, Kalbadevi.
The incident occurred as India pays tribute to the late Ratan Tata, remembered fondly for his leadership of the Tata Group and his philanthropic efforts.
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