Mauni Amavasya Vanar Seva (Vrindavan & Mathura)

Mauni Amavasya Vanar Seva – Feed & Protect Monkeys in Vrindavan & Mathura A Seva Initiative by Punyakart Foundation

Mauni Amavasya is a sacred day of silence, purity, and daan—when devotion is best expressed through compassionate action. On this auspicious occasion, Punyakart Foundation is organizing a dedicated Vanar Seva drive in Vrindavan and Mathura to support street and injured monkeys who struggle daily for safe food and clean water. In temple towns and busy lanes, monkeys often survive on scraps, face dehydration, and suffer injuries due to harsh conditions. Through this seva, we aim to reduce their hardship and offer nourishment with dignity and responsibility.

Why Vanar Seva on Mauni Amavasya Matters

Mauni Amavasya reminds us that true dharma is compassion. Feeding a hungry animal is one of the most direct forms of seva—because it supports life immediately. In Vrindavan–Mathura, monkeys are part of the sacred ecosystem, yet many suffer silently due to lack of nutrition, unsafe feeding, and long hours without water. Responsible feeding reduces hunger, improves wellbeing, and also helps maintain harmony in crowded spiritual spaces. When done with discipline and respect, this seva becomes a powerful offering of peace.

What Your Donation Supports

Our Seva Approach (Dignity + Discipline)

• Selected feeding points to avoid crowding and unsafe feeding situations.
• Clean handling with calm distribution, focusing on responsible portions.
• Appropriate food choices to support animal wellbeing and reduce harm.
• Attention to vulnerable monkeys (weak, young, or injured) wherever possible.
• Consistency through planned rounds so hunger doesn’t return immediately after one feeding.

Vanar Seva is not just feeding—it is a reminder that compassion must be practiced. Every act done quietly and responsibly becomes a meaningful offering on Mauni Amavasya, bringing peace to the heart and relief to the voiceless.

A Small Daan Can Create Real Impact

Your support helps us arrange food supplies, plan distribution points, and conduct this drive smoothly. Even a small contribution can feed multiple monkeys and create on-ground relief. If you cannot visit Vrindavan or Mathura, your donation becomes your seva—reaching exactly where it is needed. On this Mauni Amavasya, choose a daan that touches the voiceless with kindness and discipline.