Support Stray Cows & Cattles at TEAS Gaushala

The objectives of the project are to rescue cows & cattle from being slaughtered, ensuring to provide medical facilities, shelter home and food with proper care to stray & nomadic cows & cattle on the street.

We at TEAS- Gaushala, prevent the cows from being slaughtered, smuggled, rescued these cows & cattle, organize pickup from road accidents and provide them with shelter, Medicare Facilities & Foods.

Around 5 million stray and nomadic cows are living in India. Gaushala facilitates the prevention of cruelty against cows at the end of their life. Many of us believe that cows naturally produce milk for human consumption. However, like all mammals, cows produce milk to feed their own young. Calves are deprived of their share of milk. Newly born male calves are largely unwanted. They are sent to slaughter, or sent out to fend for themselves. Or they are tied to a pole and allowed to die slowly of starvation. Cows are subjected to daily oxytocin injections causing excruciating labor-like pains, in the hope of increasing the milk flow. Cattle are left to roam and find food themselves. They feed on roadside garbage supplemented with some feed by their owners. Many die prematurely from stomachs obstructed by plastic bags. Milking machines, if used, cause injuries and bleeding of the udder. They occasionally give electric shocks causing considerable discomfort, fear and impaired immunity, sometimes leading to death.

Gaushala need fodder, sheds as well as construction material to expand the Gaushala so that many more such strays cows & Cattles can be supported in need. 

Gaushala also required a medical ambulance, cow lifter and other medical equipment to support and look after the injured cows.

About the Organisation: - 

Tarai Environment Awareness Samiti also known as TEAS founded by Mr. Ajai Kumar Mishra & Mr. Kasim Ali, in 1996 registered under the society act of 1860. Working in the social sector in the field of Health, Education, Hunger Eradication, Livelihood, Disaster Management, focusing on SDG Goals. Operating in 2 states, in the inspirational districts of India, TEAS has successfully implemented more than 250 projects, serving more than 5 Lakhs beneficiaries.

TEAS have running Gaushala for Strays cows & Cattle located in Balrampur district since 2018. Since then TEAS has rescued more than 500 Gaushala yet and there are currently 650+ Cow’s in the Gaushala.