Help the Cows in Shri Samartha Kamadhenu Gowshala Live A Happier Life

We often see cows that are old or abandoned because they cannot be taken care of. These cows have nowhere to go and often risk their lives in accidents or by being victims of slaughterhouses. This is where Gaushalas come in. 

This Gaushala in Jiyaguda is an initiative by Shri Sadguru Samartha Narayana Ashram. They’ve been working for many years to help these injured cows, abandoned cows, and aged cows a better life in the Gaushala. 

The entire Ashram values that nature and humans should be able to co-exist in pure harmony. This way, they can not only help balance to Mother Nature but also give these animals a better life. 

Many of the cows here are brought by the volunteers. This is an initiative that helps the Gaushala strive towards becoming self-sustainable. The cows at Jiyaguda are provided nutritious feed and fresh fodder that can help them stay healthy. 

They are provided clean water and always have a veterinarian on-site to help with any medical problems. The cows that fall sick also have a dedicated area in the Gaushala. 

They also promote Vegetable Seva for the cows every week. This way, the cows are fed a mixture of nutritious vegetables and food. 

They have over 5500+ cows and they have to feed them around 45,000 to 50,000 kgs of fodder each day. 

In these difficult times, the Ashram is having a difficulty in getting fodder for these cows. With a decrease in the number of volunteers coming down to the Ashram amid the pandemic, they’re struggling. 

They need your help to provide these cows with fodder and food. 

You can help these cows a better life by donating fodder today.

About the Ashram: Shri Sadguru Samartha Narayana Ashram is a pioneer institution in propagating Sanatana Dharma. Its foundation dates back to the 17th century during the time of Shri Dietyji Maharaj who liberated this part of Deccan from the clutches of Mugul Aurangajeb. Then on the advice of his Guru (Master) His Holiness. Shree Sadguru Samartha Ramadasa Maharaj, he declared a vast portion of the land on both the sides of river Musa (Muchakunda) for the Ashrams and Mutts where everyday rituals of Sanatana Dharma were performed.

Where is it located: 13-3-476/1, Jiyaguda, Opp.MCH colony, Shri Samarth Narayan ashram, Samartha Kamadhenu Gowshala, Diety bagh, Hyderabad-500006

Note: All the donations towards this campaign are eligible for Indian Tax Exemption.