Become a Volunteer

Why Volunteer for Cow Care (Gau Seva)?

In our traditional heritage, Gau Seva (serving cows) is considered one of the highest virtues. It is not just about feeding animals, it is a spiritual practice that connects us to nature and develops compassion within us.

Our Gaushala shelters more than 35,000 stray, abandoned, and sick cows. We require dedicated hands to manage daily activities, assist our veterinary doctors, and spread awareness about animal welfare.

Volunteer Areas

• Daily Care: Assisting in feeding fodder, brushing cows, and cleaning cow sheds.
• Medical Support: Helping vet doctors in the infirmary, administering basic treatment.
• Organic farming: Working on compost production and planting green fodder crops.
• Awareness: Organizing weekend visits, managing events, and digital media updates.
• Gauseva Education: Educating visitors, school groups, and local communities about cow welfare and indigenous cow breeds.
• Admin & Documentation: Assisting with data entry of cattle health cards, volunteer schedules, and donor registry maintenance.
• Maintenance & Beautification: Helping with upkeep of cow sheds, garden landscaping, painting, and overall shelter sanitization.