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Our Sacred Mission
Discover the heart of Ahimsa Goshala and our commitment to protecting and honoring cows. Learn about our vision for their lifelong care, from joyful adornment to sustainable practices using their gifts.
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Cow Protection
We are dedicated to providing lifelong, loving care for Gau Mata, bringing ancient reverence into the modern world.
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Seva & Community
Our mission is fueled by the loving service of volunteers and a community dedicated to the well-being of our sacred herd.
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Sacred Visits
We offer a peaceful space for you to connect with our beloved cows and participate in meaningful ceremonies.
Fall In Love
Meet Our Beloved Herd
Come virtually meet the gentle souls who call Ahimsa Goshala home! Read their unique stories and see the beautiful cows and oxen, including Surabhi, Varuni, Mohini, Dharma Mani, and Ramananda Raya. Each one is a cherished member of our family.
who was initially nervous, became friendly and gentle over time and now stands regally for worship.
is a friendly Gir cow, who can be pushy for affection, and has settled down after a wild beginning.
Surabhi's daughter, is a very friendly and curious cow who liked to run and kick when she was young.
who arrived with healed injuries, is the leader of the mini-zebus and loves to be brushed by people she knows.
the newest bull on the farm, is a friendly and gentle new arrival who spends most of his days relaxing in the sun.
a miniature zebu cow, has a deep fear of humans but will still eat a treat from a hand, despite being very protective of her son.
the first calf of Ilavati, was a stubborn calf who would "play dead" to avoid training but has since become a friendly, hard-working ox.
a clever ox, figured out during his training that he could avoid straining himself by letting his teammate do most of the work.
Satya is an extremely friendly dog who lovingly looks after both the cows and the guests.
GET INVOLVED
Opportunities for Seva
There are many ways to offer loving service to Gau Mata and contribute to her well-being such as:
Daily Care
Cleaning barns and brushing cows.
Infrastructure
Building new fencing and clearing land for pastures.
Essential Supplies
Purchasing winter hay and contributing to vet care.
Spiritual Offerings
Worshipping and training the cows with devotion.
Be Safe & Responsible
Bring Treats, but Don't Over Feed
Apples
Cut in half
Org. Veggies
Carrots, beets, cabbage, etc.
NO Jaggery
We have too much!
NO Cooked Food
NO roties, dough, bread, grains.
Important: Feed fresh organic fruits and veggies in small amounts
Please leave any excess produce in our red barn for the cows to consume later. Thank you!
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