Rescue & refuge
A safe home for cows with nowhere else to go — the first and most important thing we do.
Our Work
Care for the cow, first and always.
Everything we do begins with the herd. Around that centre, we work quietly for the land and the community that sustain it.
At the heart
Life inside the Gaushala
Rescue, shelter, nourishment and healing — the daily work that keeps our cows safe and cared for.
Shelter & protection
We take in cows that have been abandoned, left destitute, injured or grown too old to be kept. Each one is given a clean, secure place to rest — protected from harsh heat and heavy monsoon rain.
- Abandoned and destitute cows
- Injured and ailing cattle
- Elderly cows and young calves
Feed & medical care
Green fodder and dry fodder, nutritious feed and clean water keep the herd healthy through every season. When a cow falls ill or arrives injured, veterinary attention and treatment follow.
- Green & dry fodder, nutritious feed
- Regular checkups & veterinary treatment
- Indigenous (desi) cattle conservation
Nourishment
Fodder and feed grown and provided with care, so no cow in our shelter goes hungry.
Health & healing
Veterinary care and steady attention for the injured, the sick and the ageing.
Rooted in the land
Trees, soil & sustainable farming
Beyond the Gaushala
Caring for the world the cow lives in
A cow cannot thrive on barren land. So alongside our shelter work, we nurture the environment and the rural community around it — gently, and within our means.
Tree plantation
Sustainable & cow-based agriculture
Organic farming practices
Farmer awareness & training
Environmental protection
Rural development
Women & youth skill development
Biogas & sustainable initiatives
Horticulture & useful plants
These are the directions our Foundation is committed to growing into as our capacity increases.
Be part of it
Help us do more of this work.
Your support keeps the fodder coming, the shelter standing and the medicine ready.
Support Our Mission