Feed a Cow and bring divine blessings, peace, and prosperity to your home

In our culture, cows are not just animals—they are sacred beings, symbols of kindness, purity, and abundance. Feeding a cow is considered one of the most powerful acts of seva (service). It brings divine blessings, peace, and prosperity into the home of the donor. When you feed a hungry cow, you are feeding nature’s gentlest soul and spreading compassion in the world.

1. Feed a Cow and Spread Happiness

Our initiative, “One Day, One Bowl,” turns simple giving into dependable nourishment. Each day, hundreds of cows—both in shelters and on the streets—wait for food and care. Through this program, we ensure that no sacred life sleeps hungry. We organize daily feeding drives, provide mineral mixes, arrange vet care, and maintain clean water points. Every feeding shift is verified and recorded to maintain transparency.

When you donate even a small amount regularly, you create a big change. Your one bowl of fodder or grains becomes part of a daily movement—feeding cows, healing them, and sustaining their lives.

2. Begin Your Day with Gau Seva

At our organization, we believe in this simple thought:
“Food before festivities, care before convenience—so no cow sleeps hungry.”

Each morning begins with Gau Seva, offering food, water, and care to the cows before anything else. This daily ritual is not just an act of kindness but a way of connecting to divine energy. It fills life with peace, harmony, and positive vibrations.

3. Donation That Brings Peace and Tax Benefit

Your donation doesn’t just bring blessings; it also qualifies for a Tax Benefit under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act. This means you can serve cows, spread kindness, and also receive financial benefits for your contribution.

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3. Our Mission

Our mission is to create a dependable system for cow care—one that operates daily and not just during festivals. We work to establish proper fodder, water, hygiene, and health routines for every cow under our care.

Through organized volunteer shifts, transparent reporting, and community partnerships, we convert compassion into a repeatable routine: nourish today, protect tomorrow, and continue every day.

4. Rescue and Rehabilitation

Our team operates round the clock to respond to weak, injured, or distressed cattle. We provide immediate first-aid, transport, and veterinary support for cows found on streets, accident sites, or in poor condition.

Old, abandoned, and non-milking cows are given steady food, mineral supplements, seasonal protection, and calm supervision. Our goal is to ensure that dignity and comfort become daily realities, not rare events.

5. Long-Term Care

Beyond emergency response, our work extends to long-term rehabilitation and ethical shelter management. We believe that every cow deserves love, safety, and a peaceful life. Through proper nutrition, medicines, rest, and care, we help each rescued animal recover and live happily.

Our shelters are designed to provide open spaces, shade, and clean surroundings—offering a calm and nurturing environment.

6. Caring for Cows, Caring for Nature

We also focus on sustainability—by growing our own fodder, composting cow dung, planting trees, and conserving water. These practices not only support cow care but also help the environment. Our vision is to create a self-sustaining model where animals, people, and nature thrive together.

Our trained Gausewaks (caregivers) monitor every cow for appetite, movement, and overall health. They ensure regular feeding, cleanliness, and gentle handling throughout the day. This care extends especially to calves, following our Calf-First Feeding Policy, where the mother’s milk is reserved for her baby.

7. From Streets to Shelter

Each rescued cow receives individual attention and a personalized recovery plan. Whether the animal is injured, abandoned, or old, we provide balanced nutrition, medicines, and emotional comfort. Many of these cows are saved from accident sites or harsh conditions, and with community support, they find safety, food, and love.

8. Our Daily Seva

• Provide daily fodder, clean water, and medical care for abandoned, injured, and elderly cows.
• Run a 24×7 rescue team with first-aid, transport, and veterinary support.
• Follow the Calf-First Policy to ensure natural care and nourishment.
• Organize Annadaan for saints and community kitchens promoting compassion.
• Feed stray beings like birds and monkeys to maintain ecological balance.
• Promote sustainable practices like fodder cultivation, composting, and tree plantation.
• Create recovery plans for animals hurt in accidents or neglect.
• Conduct awareness drives on cow protection and responsible community behavior.
• Hold health camps, vaccinations, and disease prevention programs.
• Encourage livelihood opportunities for local caregivers trained in humane care.

9. Building a Compassionate Future

Every donation you make becomes a part of a larger mission—to build a compassionate network where humans and animals coexist peacefully. Feeding a cow today plants the seed of kindness for tomorrow.

Your act of seva can become someone’s daily meal, someone’s comfort, and someone’s second chance at life.

Conclusion

Feeding a cow is more than a tradition—it’s a way to invite divine grace, peace, and prosperity into your home. By joining our “One Day, One Bowl” initiative, you help create a world where no sacred being sleeps hungry.

Feed a cow. Share love. Bring blessings home—today, tomorrow, and every day

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