1500+ Abandoned Cows Need Help, This Daan Utsav Bring Joy To Their Lives

Daan Utsav, also known as the Joy of Giving Week, is an annual event in India that promotes the spirit of giving and philanthropy. It typically takes place from October 2 to October 30, Promoting Gau Seva during Daan Utsav can foster a sense of responsibility towards animals and encourage more people to participate in philanthropic activities. It highlights the interconnectedness of all living beings and the importance of nurturing and protecting them.

Daan Utsav, also known as the Joy of Giving Week, is celebrated across India as a festival of philanthropy. This year, as we come together for Daan Utsav 2024, we invite you to make a meaningful impact by supporting Doon Animal Welfare mission to save the abandoned and helpless cows from starvation and suffering.

nThe voiceless cows we care for have gone through unimaginable hardship and trauma, often left to fend for themselves in the harshest of conditions. Many of these gentle beings are injured, old, or abandoned, and they depend on us to provide them with food, shelter, and the love they deserve. Your support this Daan Utsav will help save them from hunger, illness, and a lonely end.

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Doon Animal Welfare is fully dedicated to the care and protection of cows, which have always held a special place in our culture and tradition. Located in the tranquil environment of Uttarakhand, our gaushala is a safe haven for over 1500+ cows, including those that are injured, sick, or have been saved from butchers. We provide them with healthy food, medical care, and a place to live peacefully and with respect.

Our mission aligns with the age-old Indian tradition of Gosamrakshana (cow protection) and Gauseva. In Hindu culture,

Your kind contributions can make a huge difference. No donation is too small—every bit helps in improving the lives of these animals. By donating during Daan Utsav 2024, you can bring hope and joy to hundreds of suffering cows. Doon Animal Welfare invites compassionate individuals to contribute by donating either in the form of products such as cattle feed, medicine kits, or any amount they wish to give. Your generous support will ensure that the cows at Doon Animal Welfare receive the best possible care, proper nutrition, and a safe environment. Every donation, no matter how big or small, makes a significant impact, bringing happiness to both the giver and the receiver. Join Us on the special occasion of Daan Utsav By joining us this Daan Utsav, you can experience the true joy of giving back to Gaumata. Through your support, you can become a part of our mission to save and protect the helpless cows, ensuring they live a life of dignity and respect.

Support us today and be a part of something bigger—something that will leave a lasting impact on these gentle beings. Donate this Daan Utsav and feel the joy of giving in its truest form.

This year, Doon Animal Welfare is launching a special initiative during Navratri as part of Daan Utsav to support the abandoned and injured cows. Your donations will directly contribute to:
👉 Rescuing and treating injured and sick cows.
👉 Providing healthy food and clean water to stray and malnourished cows.

Let us come together during this season of giving to share our blessings with those who cannot ask for help but desperately need it. With your support, we can continue our mission of serving and protecting the cows at Doon Animal Welfare.

AboutTheNgo

Founded by Milli Kaur Arora in 2016, Doon Animal Welfare is a dedicated sanctuary located in Dehradun, India, committed to rescuing and sheltering animals in need. With a mission to provide compassionate care and support, the organization has become a beacon for stray and abandoned animals across the region. Over the past eight years, Doon Animal Welfare has made a significant impact, rescuing and sheltering over 85,000 animals. The organization currently provides refuge for more than 2,000 animals, offering them a safe haven and necessary medical care. Thank you for your support and generosity.