Animal welfare
Providing shelter, feed, and veterinary care for cows in need — honouring tradition while serving animals with dignity.
Program overview
Goshala Overview
Our goshala programme rescues and cares for abandoned and injured cattle, offering shelter, nutritious feed, and veterinary treatment. Volunteers and donors help us maintain a safe home for cows while promoting humane animal welfare in the communities we serve.
What we do
- Rescue and shelter
- Veterinary care
- Feed and fodder support
- Adoption coordination
- Community seva drives
The need
Challenges we address
Abandoned cattle
Injured and stray cows need immediate shelter and medical attention.
Feed costs
Rising fodder prices make daily care expensive for small goshalas.
Veterinary access
Specialist care is scarce in rural areas when animals fall ill.
Shelter capacity
Limited space and resources restrict how many animals can be rescued.
How we help
Our approach
Rescue and intake
Coordinating with locals to bring injured and abandoned cows to safety.
Daily care
Nutritious feed, clean shelter, and routine health checks for every animal.
Veterinary partnerships
Working with vets for treatment, vaccination, and emergency care.
Community engagement
Volunteer seva days and awareness on humane cow protection.
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