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Contribute and Give Pace to Our Gauseva Mission

Milk has been a fundamental necessity from our childhood to our present. The nutrients we acquire from milk cannot be substituted with anything similar. And, to produce milk and milk products for a population of 139 crores needs tonnes and tonnes of cows. One can't possibly pay back or show enough gratitude to the cows. So, raising cows and taking their utmost care is the best way we can give back to nature.

Donate to Cow Feeding

Roti with Gud (Jaggery) is something we've fed our cows over the years. It supplements them with nutritious value. Along with that, they're also fed bread, grains, green fodder, water, and so on. To provide for lakhs and lakhs of cows to fulfil human needs is a tough job, which is why we need your support at this time.

Let us not only feed cows on occasional days but help them celebrate and cherish every day by donating to this cause. Join hands with us, and show your love to the cows.

Donate to Rescue Cows

We live in a sacred nation where we worship cows and treat them as gods by calling them Gau Mata. We pray and respect their contribution to our daily lives. However, it is saddening to hear that there are some heartless people who slaughter or discard cows after they're done milking or if it's a male cow.

So, how can we let something so gruesome happen to those innocent lives? Hence, we actively try to rescue any cow that might be in danger while also amplifying awareness as we go. To take intensive care of the cows—their injuries, health, and accidents—we send them to veterinary centres. And, to keep doing this, we need funds to feed those cows and shelter them.

Donate for Gau Mata Mandir

The cow is a symbol of spiritual and inherent goodness and hence ought to be conserved and cherished. The cow is also being linked to a number of gods, including:

• Shiva – whose mount is a bull
• Indra – closely attributed to Kamdhenu, the wish-granting cow
• Krishna – a cow herder in his adolescence
• Other deities who honor the cow’s virtue and divinity

It is because cows have motherly instincts and have fairly raised humans in a way. And therefore, since the rise of humans, we've always worshipped cows—not only because they have a sacred place in Hinduism but because we've received a great deal of virtue from them.

So, the plan is to sanctify a place and put it in the name of cows by building a statue of Ashtadhatu Gau Mata, commemorating all the cows and following all the steps of our ancestors.