Give a Rescued Indian Dog or Cow a Second Chance

Indian Desi Sahiwal Calf

Nandi was rescued as a weak, injured calf wandering near heavy highway traffic after being separated from his mother. Brought to our Panipat Gaushala sanctuary, his wounds were dressed daily with herbal antiseptics and he was nourished with fresh green fodder and mineral blocks. You can adopt Nandi for a farmhouse with safe grazing space or sponsor his lifelong Gaushala care.

Indigenous Indian Desi Cow

Gauri was rescued from plastic ingestion and severe dehydration on the outskirts of Panipat. After intensive veterinary fluid therapy and rumen recovery care, she blossomed into the gentle matriarch of our Gaushala wing. She loves marigold garlands, fresh jaggery treats, and peaceful mornings in the sanctuary courtyard.

Indian Desi Calf

Shyama was rescued with a limb sprain after falling into a roadside ditch. Our sanctuary team safely lifted her out and nursed her back to full mobility. She is deeply affectionate and runs up to greet our caregivers every morning.