Gau Seva
The cow holds a place of reverence in Sanatan life, yet thousands are abandoned when they can no longer give milk. Our gaushalas take them in, heal them, and let them live out their days with dignity.

Overview
The cow holds a place of reverence in Sanatan life, yet thousands are abandoned when they can no longer give milk. Our gaushalas take them in, heal them, and let them live out their days with dignity.
Every cow that comes through our gates is named, health-tracked and cared for by trained gau-sevaks — from her first day of rescue to her last, she is never alone.
The need
Ageing, injured and stray cows are often left to fend for themselves on roadsides and landfills. Shelter, fodder and veterinary care are constant, year-round costs that few individuals can carry alone.
Our solution
We run gaushalas that provide daily fodder, clean water, medical treatment and lifelong shelter. Every cow is named, health-tracked, and cared for by trained gau-sevaks.
Abandoned and injured cows are brought in, examined and given immediate treatment.
Fresh fodder, clean water and shelter, with each cow named and health-tracked.
On-site vets provide surgeries, vaccinations and ongoing care for the herd.
Sponsors and adopters receive photos and progress on the cow they support.
Our impact
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Cows currently in our care
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Veterinary treatments this year
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Feeds one cow for a day
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Sustains a cow for a month
₹300 feeds one cow for a full day; ₹9,000 sustains a cow for an entire month. Every figure is drawn from our gaushala records.
Programs
Sponsor a day, week or month of fodder and care.
A recurring sponsorship with photo updates and a name you can visit.
The sacred gift of a cow's lifelong upkeep in your name or a loved one's.
Fund treatment, surgeries and vaccination drives.
Offer the day's first roti to a cow, a daily act of gratitude, arranged on your behalf.
From the gaushala
In their words
“I adopted a cow in my late father's name. Every month I receive her photo — it feels like his blessings continue through her.”
“I visited the gaushala expecting a shed. Instead I found clean shelters, named cows and sevaks who knew each animal by temperament.”
“Funding a surgery for an injured cow was the most meaningful ₹5,000 I have ever given. They sent me her recovery updates.”
Good to know
₹300 feeds a cow for a day, ₹9,000 for a month. Adopt or feed a cow and follow her recovery from the gaushala.
Continue exploring
Choose an amount and see exactly what it makes possible in the gaushala. Every gift is eligible for an 80G tax benefit.
₹1,100 = a week of fodder for one rescued cow.
Donate ₹1,100