Feeding & Care for Monkeys in Vrindavan–Mathura

Vrindavan Vanar Seva – Feeding & Care Support for Monkeys by Punyakart Foundation

Vrindavan Vanar Seva is a compassionate initiative dedicated to feeding and supporting monkeys living in the sacred land of Vrindavan. In the holy lanes, temple surroundings, and ghats of Vrindavan, many vanars struggle every day for food, water, and safe nourishment. Some are weak, some are injured, and many depend on human kindness to survive. Through this seva, Punyakart Foundation aims to provide regular food support with care, dignity, and responsibility.

Vrindavan is known as the divine land of devotion, where every act of kindness becomes meaningful. While thousands of devotees visit temples and offer prayers, many voiceless beings nearby silently suffer from hunger. Monkeys often search for food in crowded areas, near streets, and around temple premises. When they do not receive proper food, they become weak, restless, and vulnerable. A small act of feeding can bring great relief to these innocent lives.

At Punyakart Foundation, Vanar Seva is seen as more than feeding. It is an act of compassion, humanity, and devotion. The team works to arrange food, plan distribution, and ensure that the seva reaches monkeys who truly need support. By offering fruits and nourishment, this campaign helps reduce hunger and brings comfort to helpless vanars living in difficult conditions.

Your contribution can become a source of hope for a hungry vanar. It can provide food to the weak, relief to the suffering, and care to those who cannot ask for help. In a place as sacred as Vrindavan, supporting Vanar Seva is a beautiful way to turn devotion into action. Every small donation becomes a meaningful step toward protecting and feeding innocent lives.

Let your kindness reach the voiceless. Through Vrindavan Vanar Seva, Punyakart Foundation continues to support monkeys with food, care, and compassion. Donate today and become a part of this sacred seva. Your support can fill an empty stomach and bring peace to a helpless life in the divine land of Vrindavan.