Help to Gaushala, A home of 2000+ Stray Cows

Gaushala Donation

In the heart of Dehradun lies a Gaushala that silently works every day to save the lives of helpless, abandoned, and injured cows. This place is Doon Animal Welfare Gaushala, a home for more than 2000 stray cows who were once left to die on roads, in fields, and in the corners of cities.

Every single day, our team rescues cows who are hurt in road accidents, suffering from serious illnesses, or simply thrown out because they can no longer give milk. These cows, often ignored by society, are sacred beings in our culture. Helping them is not just a kind act—it is a spiritual duty, a service to humanity and dharma.

1. Why Your Help Matters

Thousands of cows across India suffer in silence. They are hit by vehicles and left bleeding. Some are very old or sick, and their owners abandon them because they can no longer use them. Many are starving, thirsty, and covered in wounds. Without help, their suffering ends only in death.

Your donation can give these cows a second chance. At Doon Animal Welfare Gaushala, we provide:

• Emergency rescue service 24 hours a day
• Medical treatment for wounds, infections, and illnesses
• Nutritious food twice daily
• Clean shelter with proper resting space
• Love and care from trained caregivers called Gausewaks

Every rupee you give helps to save a life, heal a wound, or feed a hungry cow. You are not just donating—you are becoming a part of something sacred.

👉 Gaushala Donation Online

2. What We Do

Our Gaushala is not just a shelter. It is a place of healing, love, and devotion. Here is what we do daily:

• We care for over 2000 abandoned and injured cows, bulls, and calves.
• We operate a round-the-clock rescue van to save cows from accidents or abuse.
• We ensure that mother cows feed their calves, promoting healthy and natural growth.
• We provide food and support to saints and sages, who rely on our help.
• We feed birds, monkeys, and other animals as part of our compassionate approach.
• We conduct plantation drives to protect nature and promote a green environment.
• We organize vaccination and health camps to prevent diseases among Gauvansh.
• We raise awareness in schools and communities about cow protection and kindness.
• We run organic farming projects that use cow dung and urine for natural fertilization.
• We provide jobs to villagers, giving them a chance to earn while serving animals.

We have already served more than 75,000 animals in the past few years. With your continued support, we aim to help many more.

3. Gaushala for the helpless cows

At Doon Animal Welfare, no animal is turned away. Whether it’s a blind cow, a paralyzed calf, or a bull rescued from a slaughterhouse, we open our arms to them. Each cow has a name, a place to rest, and people who care. Our team includes veterinarians, caretakers, drivers, and volunteers who treat every life as sacred.

We are also proud to say that all the milk produced by our cows is reserved for their calves. We do not sell or use it for any other purpose. This ensures the natural bonding between mother and calf, and respects the true purpose of Gau Seva.

4. Join this Divine Mission

You can join our divine mission to save thousands of helpless cows.

• Donate online—any amount helps, whether big or small.
• Sponsor a cow and take care of her food and medical needs.
• Support shelter construction so more cows can live safely.
• Help us buy medical kits, fodder, and emergency supplies.
• Share our story so more people join our mission.

Your donation can be the reason a sick cow walks again. Your support can be the reason a starving calf grows strong. Every act of kindness counts.

Conclusion

Serving cows is not just a religious duty—it is a human one. These gentle, loving beings ask for so little, but give us so much in return. Doon Animal Welfare Gaushala is a place where compassion comes alive. With over 2000 cows depending on us, we need your help to continue this life-saving work.

Join hands with us. Donate to our Gaushala today and become a part of this beautiful journey of kindness, care, and cow protection.

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