For the past 35 years, Shri Manmohan Ji has dedicated his life to serving and caring for hundreds of cows at Bhajankuti Gaushala in the sacred city of Vrindavan. For him, Gau Seva is not merely an act of service; it is a lifelong commitment to protecting innocent animals who cannot speak for themselves. Through years of dedication and compassion, he has continued to care for abandoned, injured, and helpless cows, giving them hope when they have nowhere else to turn. A Lifeline for Injured and Abandoned Cows Every day, many cows are seen wandering helplessly on the streets of Vrindavan. Some become victims of road accidents, while others suffer from injuries, illness, hunger, and a lack of proper shelter. Many are left without anyone to care for them or provide the medical attention they desperately need.

For the past 35 years, Shri Manmohan Ji has been doing his best to rescue such cows, arrange treatment for injured animals, and provide care for stray and abandoned cows. Through Bhajankuti Gaushala, he strives to ensure that these voiceless beings receive food, protection, and a chance to recover. Behind every rescued cow is a life that deserves compassion, care, and dignity. Today, Financial Difficulties Are Making This Service Increasingly Challenging Despite 35 years of dedicated service, Shri Manmohan Ji is now facing serious financial difficulties. Managing the daily needs of hundreds of cows has become increasingly challenging, and the lack of funds is making it difficult to maintain essential facilities at the gaushala.

The cows need proper shelter to protect them from scorching heat, heavy rainfall, and harsh winter conditions. Arranging tin sheds, purchasing fodder and bran for their daily nourishment, and procuring medicines for injured and sick cows have become major challenges. Without sufficient financial support, maintaining these essential arrangements is becoming increasingly difficult. Imagine a helpless cow lying injured on the roadside, waiting for treatment, or a hungry cow searching for food without a safe place to rest. These animals depend on compassionate people who are willing to step forward and help. Your support today can help Shri Manmohan Ji continue the mission he has devoted 35 years of his life to.

How Your Donation Can Make a Difference

Your generous contribution can help provide:

• Tin Sheds for Shelter: To protect cows from extreme heat, rain, and cold.

• Fodder and Bran: To help ensure regular food for hundreds of cows.

• Medicines and Medical Care: To support the treatment and recovery of injured and sick cows.

• Rescue and Care: To help continue efforts to rescue abandoned and accident-injured cows from the streets.

Every contribution, whether small or large, can help meet these essential needs. You can donate ?101, ?501, ?1,100, or any amount you can comfortably afford. Let Us Stand Together for Gau Seva Shri Manmohan Ji has spent 35 years serving cows with dedication and compassion. Now, he needs our support to continue this noble mission.

Let us come together to ensure that financial difficulties do not bring this long-standing service to a halt. With collective support, we can help provide food for hungry cows, treatment for injured animals, and safe shelter for those who have nowhere else to go. A cow cannot ask for help in words, but we can become the voice of her needs. Your donation is more than financial assistance. It is an expression of kindness, compassion, and responsibility toward innocent lives. Donate Today and Become a Part of Shri Manmohan Ji’s 35-Year Journey of Gau Seva. Your contribution can help provide food, medicine, and shelter to the cows who need it most. Together, let us protect the voiceless and keep the spirit of Gau Seva alive.