Vision & Mission

Our Mission is to stray, abandoned cows, retired oxen and orphan calves. We provide them hey, flour, fresh grass, clean water, medical attention and the place where they can recuperate from injuries and stay peacefully.

• The main objective of the organization is to work in the field of agriculture & environmental development specially to protect cows.
• Provide possible medical support to ill cows, and give medicines and regular health checkup.
• Conduct monthly or quarterly health checkup camp to urban and ruler places for cows.
• Educate the farmers about cow farming, and its benefits.

Preparing framework through extensive deliberations involving all the stakeholders to manage unproductive cattle’s as well as provides support to their owners. Creating awareness amongst the Govt. & Rural farmers for providing infrastructural or institutional support to cattle’s. Promotion activities amongst the farmer that old and low productive cattle’s act as in an additional source of income.

Old and low productive cattle’s act as an additional source of income for farmers. Large number of people is engaged in thriving animal rearing industry that generates livelihood opportunities for them. Govt. has not provided any infrastructural or institutional support to help either the farmers with unproductive cattle’s. As a result, farmers will tend to leave them free roaming and grazing on the fields as well as urban garbage. In the presence of goshala patron we are trying our best to aware people how to stop killing of cows for general purpose.

India is predominantly dependent on bullock power for agriculture and rural transportation. Milk is the major source of protein for both children and adults, particularly those who are vegetarians. Dung has been the main source of manure for agricultural production. Today, in spite of the heavy influence of chemical fertilizers, farmyard manure is in great demand, because of its ecofriendly benefits apart from other advantages such as easy availability, low cost, better soil moisture retention and improvement in the quality of the produce. Thus the cow in Hindu religious scripts has been referred to as “Kamdhenu” that which fulfills human needs.