Our Gaushala & Facilities

A sustainable sanctuary for rescued cows in the heart of Telangana

A Safe Haven for Stray Cows

Spread across 12 acres on the outskirts of Hyderabad, Gaumata Seva Trust's gaushala provides comprehensive care and rehabilitation for rescued stray and abandoned cows. Our facility is designed to ensure the physical, emotional, and social well-being of every cow in our care.

12 Acre Sanctuary

Ample space for cows to roam, graze, and live naturally

500+ Cows Rescued

Currently providing lifelong care to over 300 cows

24/7 Veterinary Care

Round-the-clock medical attention and emergency response

Sustainable Model

Biogas production and organic farming integration

Aerial view of Gaumata Seva Trust gaushala

A Day at Our Gaushala

Structured care routine ensuring health and happiness of our cows

5:30 AM

Morning Wake-up & Health Check

Volunteers check on all cows, noting any health concerns overnight. Basic vital checks conducted for elderly and recovering cows.

6:00 AM

First Feeding Session

Nutritious breakfast served with a mix of green fodder, dry fodder, and mineral supplements tailored to individual needs.

7:00 AM - 10:00 AM

Open Grazing & Exercise

Cows are taken to open grazing areas. Elderly and special-needs cows get supervised light exercise in designated yards.

10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Medical Rounds & Treatments

Veterinary team conducts scheduled treatments, wound care, and physiotherapy sessions. New rescues receive comprehensive health assessments.

12:00 PM

Midday Feeding & Hydration

Second feeding with emphasis on hydration. Special attention to lactating cows and those with dietary requirements.

1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Rest Time & Shelter Maintenance

Cows rest in shaded areas. Volunteers clean shelters, replenish water, and prepare for evening activities.

4:00 PM

Evening Feeding & Social Time

Final feeding of the day. Cows socialize in groups, forming natural herd bonds in a stress-free environment.

6:00 PM

Sheltering & Night Watch

Cows brought to night shelters. Security and volunteer night watch begins to ensure safety through the night.

Our Facilities

Comprehensive infrastructure for complete cow care

Sheltered Housing

  • Weather-proof shelters for all seasons
  • Separate areas for special-needs cows
  • Maternity wards for pregnant cows
  • Isolation units for contagious cases

Medical Center

  • Fully equipped treatment room
  • Pharmacy with essential medicines
  • Minor operation theater
  • Physiotherapy equipment
  • 24/7 emergency response capability

Nutrition Center

  • Fodder storage (capacity: 50 tons)
  • Feed mixing and preparation area
  • Mineral supplement station
  • Clean water supply throughout

Water Management

  • 3 borewells with purification
  • Rainwater harvesting (500,000L capacity)
  • Automatic water troughs
  • Bathing area for cows

Sustainability Systems

  • Biogas plant (50kg dung/day capacity)
  • Vermicompost production
  • Solar panels for electricity
  • Organic vegetable garden

Rescue & Transport

  • 2 dedicated rescue vehicles
  • Cow ambulances with lifts
  • Rescue equipment storage
  • Emergency response kits

Comprehensive Veterinary Care

Our medical team provides holistic healthcare to ensure every cow receives the attention they need for complete recovery and long-term wellbeing.

Preventive Healthcare

Regular health checks, vaccinations, deworming, and nutritional assessments to prevent illnesses.

Injury Treatment

Specialized care for fractures, wounds, and trauma cases with follow-up physiotherapy.

Chronic Condition Management

Ongoing care for elderly cows and those with long-term health issues like arthritis.

Behavioral Rehabilitation

Helping cows recover from trauma and reintegrate into social herds through gentle methods.

Veterinary care at Gaumata Seva Trust

Our Rescue Process

From distress call to safe sanctuary - our step-by-step approach

1

Emergency Call Received

24/7 helpline receives information about stray/injured cows from public, police, or municipal authorities.

2

Rapid Response Dispatch

Nearest rescue team dispatched within 60 minutes with appropriate equipment and veterinary support.

3

On-site Assessment & Stabilization

Medical assessment, first aid, and safe capture using humane techniques. Public safety ensured during rescue.

4

Transport to Sanctuary

Specialized ambulance transport with monitoring during transit to minimize stress on the animal.

5

Quarantine & Comprehensive Evaluation

21-day quarantine period with full health evaluation, treatment plan development, and documentation.

6

Integration & Long-term Care

Gradual introduction to herd, ongoing medical care, and lifetime sanctuary with regular monitoring.

Rescue Statistics (2025)

152

Successful Rescues

42

Emergency Night Rescues

89%

Full Recovery Rate

18

Municipal Partnerships

Sustainability & Community Impact

Creating a model that benefits cows, community, and environment

Biogas Production

Converting 500kg of daily cow dung into clean cooking gas, reducing LPG dependency and methane emissions.

  • 50 households provided biogas
  • 30% reduction in fuel costs for community kitchen
  • Carbon offset: 12 tons annually

Organic Farming

Using cow dung and urine to produce organic manure and pesticides for our vegetable garden and local farmers.

  • 5-acre organic vegetable garden
  • Supplies to 20 local farming families
  • Training in organic farming methods

Renewable Energy

Solar-powered infrastructure reducing electricity costs and environmental footprint of our operations.

  • 10kW solar panel installation
  • 40% energy self-sufficiency
  • Water heating through solar systems

Community Engagement

Creating local employment, educational programs, and awareness about stray cattle issues and solutions.

  • 15 local residents employed
  • Monthly awareness workshops
  • School education programs