In India, cows hold a special place in the hearts of the people and are considered sacred animals. However, despite this cultural reverence, many old and abandoned cows find themselves in dire situations, left to fend for themselves on the streets or abandoned in rural areas. These abandoned cows face numerous challenges, including a lack of food, shelter, and medical care. It is crucial for us as a society to address this issue and provide adequate feed and care for these rescued cows, ensuring their well-being and dignity.

Cows are sentient beings that experience pain, hunger, and emotional distress. It is our ethical responsibility to alleviate their suffering and provide them with a decent quality of life. Abandoned and rescued cows are particularly vulnerable due to their old age, making them more susceptible to health issues and malnutrition. By providing them with proper food and care, we not only meet their basic needs but also contribute to the preservation of our cultural values and compassion towards all living beings.

About the NGO: Kuppa Srinivasa Prasad is the founder gopala of the Sri Sankara Vidyabharati Gowsamrakshana Charitable Trust (SSVBCT) and one of the social workers at Hyderabad. Guided by nature and the teachings of several great saints, he started to work on this mission. SSVBCT has played a pioneering role in advocating and practicing cow protection by establishing farm communities, Goshalas, rescuing cows on the way to slaughterhouses, and conducting awareness programs for cows across the state.