Help Dhyan Foundation Rescue and Feed Abandoned Cows

Cows are docile and humble in nature. Amid the lockdown, many cows have either been abandoned on the road or have been left to starve. Cows that often succumb to injuries are neglected and disowned by owners. 

In recent years new technologies have been designed to harm these cows and to exploit them for milk. However, there are Gaushalas across the country that have been struggling to maintain the cows. Corona lockdown has hurt the lives of so many innocent animals. 

Dhyan Foundation has been taking care of over 30,000 strays, abandoned, sick, injured, orphaned and rescued cows and bulls throughout the country through their Gaushalas. 

In their Gaushalas, the cows aren’t tortured or kept for selfish purposes like miking. They’re mostly bulls and old cows, all these animals have been saved from the cattle mafia and butchers. 

Dhyan Foundation has been striving to rehabilitate and give a forever home to stray cows rescued by the Border Security Force. The cows that are rescued at the border are transported safely back to Dhyan's Gaushala in Telangana. In the Gaushala, they also have 24-hour animal emergency services and ambulances in over 6 cities. They have also been commended by the Border Security Force for their work towards saving these voiceless creatures.

In the last two months, the number of cows that have been rescued has increased rapidly.  With no donors coming around to feed these animals and with so many mouths to feed, Dhyan Foundation needs your help. 

With your donations of fodder, they can feed these cows nutritional food and help them become healthy. 

Your donations won’t just help a cow have a healthy and carefree life. But, it will give hope to many abandoned and voiceless creatures. 

Donate now to save the humble cow.