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Be a voice for the voiceless—help protect innocent cows.

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Together, we can build a cruelty-free and compassionate future.

Join our mission to save 80,000+ cows from slaughter.

Be a voice for the voiceless—help protect innocent cows.

Every donation counts. Every life matters. Act now.

Together, we can build a cruelty-free and compassionate future.

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Why We Chose to Care COW

The cow has always been more than just an animal. Across cultures, she represents nourishment, compassion, and the selfless act of giving. In India, she is revered as “Gau Mata” — a mother who gives endlessly without asking for anything in return.

Yet, despite this deep respect, the reality on our streets tells another story. Millions of cows wander abandoned, injured, and hungry, victims of neglect and urbanization. Protecting them is not just an act of kindness, it is a responsibility to our culture, environment, and humanity.

Why Choose

Why We Chose the Cow

We chose to focus on cows because they are:

Why Choose

Why We Chose the Cow

We chose to focus on cows because they are:

  • Most Abandoned & Vulnerable – Millions suffer on the streets after being discarded once they stop producing milk.

     

  • Symbols of Selfless Giving – Cows provide milk, manure, biogas, and even companionship, without demanding anything in return.

     

  • Culturally Resonant – In India, the cow represents compassion, care, and sustainability, making her an ideal symbol for a kinder future.

     

  • Environmentally Vital – Natural manure from cows enriches soil, reduces chemical fertilizer dependency, and supports eco-friendly farming.

     

The Reality in Numbers

In Madhya Pradesh, the stray cattle population nearly doubled (95% increase) between 2012 and 2020.

Every year, thousands of cows die from road accidents, starvation, or untreated injuries, showing how urgent this crisis is.

Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan report the highest abandoned cow populations.

In Uttar Pradesh, more than 54,000 abandoned cows were adopted in a single year under the state’s “Destitute Cow Participation Scheme.”

Cultural & Religious Significance

Cows hold a sacred space in almost every tradition:

Hinduism

The cow is honored as “Gau Mata”, a mother figure who nourishes humanity with milk and sustains life. Protecting cows is deeply tied to Ahimsa (non-violence) and gratitude.

Buddhism & Jainism

Both faiths emphasize compassion and non-harm (Ahimsa) towards all beings. Caring for vulnerable animals, like cows, is seen as a moral duty.

Islam & Christianity

While cows are not worshipped, both traditions stress kindness to animals and stewardship of God’s creation, reminding us that protecting animals is part of living ethically.

Our Commitment

When we rescue a cow, we don’t just save an animal — we restore dignity, compassion, and balance to society.

Provide lifelong medical care, shelter, and dignity to abandoned cows.

Build rehabilitation sanctuaries where cows can live freely and safely.

Raise awareness about compassion, cultural values, and sustainable living.

Unite communities across all religions under a shared duty of kindness and care.

In choosing the cow, we chose compassion itself.

 Because when we protect the gentlest beings on earth, we protect the very essence of humanity.