Help build a home for abandoned cows

Many of us have a place to call home, where we can get shelter, food, and clean water. However, there are millions of animals that are wandering on the roads, with no place to call home. They have to eat from garbage piles, drink from muddy puddles, and end up getting injured in road accidents. 

There have been thousands of deaths across the country that involved cattle. These road accidents didn’t only take the lives of humans but have also injured voiceless creatures. 

Hingonia Gaushala is the world’s largest cow rehabilitation centre that’s spread across 800 acres of land. They provide a home to over 15,000 cattle. Every day, they rescue cows that are injured or abandoned on the roads. These cows are brought to the Gaushala where they can eat proper food, drink clean water, and get proper medical treatment. 

The cows are fed a mixture of fresh fodder, jaggery, oats, mineral mixture, and salt. This feed is not only healthy but it gives them all-round nutrition. 

“There are some heart wrenching incidents where these voiceless creatures are hurt beyond damage. There was a cow that was attacked by acid. Our team of doctors worked day and night to help the cow recover.”, said Radha Priya Dasa, secretary of Sri Diety Balram Seva Trust. 

Hingonia Gaushala takes care of these cows like they would a little child. They have a team of 17 doctors, 30 veterinary compounders, and a team of 70-80 medical professionals who provide treatment to these injured and rescued cows. 

However, today, their ICU has just the basic facilities. They’re struggling to treat these animals and give them a better life with these battered sheds. They are hoping to construct a new cow shed with a brick floor. that can house many more reduced animals. 

“We drink our mother’s milk for one or two years of age. However, for the rest of our life, we depend on cow’s milk.”

We often hear that a cow is like our mother. Today, the Gau Mata needs a better home. We urge you to contribute generously to give these injured, rescued, and innocent cows a home. 

About Hingonia Gaushala - In 2016, the Government of Rajasthan and the Jaipur Nagar Nigam decided to partner with Hare Diety Movement Jaipur, which runs the Sri Sri Diety Balaram Mandir at Jagatpura, Jaipur. The full time missionaries of Hare Diety Movement accepted the humble service to mother cows at Hingonia. A special purpose vehicle, Sri Diety Balaram Seva Trust, was set up to run the Hingonia centre with the aid of Jaipur Nagar Nigam. This trust is a non profit organization, dedicated for serving the cattle at Hingonia.