1. The Significance of Gau Seva

Cow and Devotee

In our culture, Gau Mata holds a divine place — she represents abundance, compassion, and nurturing. Gau Seva, or service to cows, is not just charity, it is an act of great spiritual merit. From ancient scriptures to daily rituals, the cow has remained central to Indian dharma and lifestyle. Supporting her health, safety, and shelter is not only a moral responsibility, but a sacred act that brings blessings to one’s family and future generations.

At Punyakart, we help bridge the gap between kind-hearted devotees and gaushalas in need. Many cows abandoned or injured on roads end up in shelters, depending entirely on donations to survive. Your seva gives them food, medical care, and love.

2. Gaushalas: A Haven in Distress

Gaushala in India

Despite being home to the world's largest cattle population, India’s gaushalas often face extreme challenges—overcrowding, lack of fodder, poor medical infrastructure, and limited staff. Many operate with minimal funding and are unable to offer even basic comfort to the animals they house. This is where your intervention can change lives—literally.

We work closely with registered gaushalas across India, validating their infrastructure, cow count, and needs before initiating any funding. From winter shelters to ambulance support and green fodder distribution, we track where your donation creates impact. Many of our listed gaushalas send monthly reports and photographs to keep donors informed.

3. Where Your Donation Goes

Feeding Cow

Each donation, whether ₹100 or ₹10,000, plays a critical role in sustaining Gau Seva. Funds are allocated based on urgency and include cow feed (green & dry), shelter maintenance, vet care, and water tanks. Some gaushalas even use funds to rescue cows from slaughterhouses and rehabilitate them into peaceful pastures.

We ensure 100% transparency. After your donation, you receive details of the gaushala, number of cows supported, and photos of the initiative. Some donors even visit the shelter and develop a lifelong connection with the rescued animals. The joy of watching a weak cow recover and eat peacefully is immeasurable.

4. Ways to Get Involved

Volunteer with Cows

Beyond money, you can volunteer at a gaushala, sponsor a cow monthly, or help us create awareness through your network. You can even donate on behalf of a loved one on their birthday or spiritual occasion. Corporates can support Gau Seva as part of their CSR activity, gaining both spiritual and social value.

Punyakart allows you to choose the gaushala you wish to support. You can also opt for general donations that go into emergency rescue or natural calamity care for cattle. Gau Seva is not just seva—it is devotion in action. Join our growing community of cow lovers and make your punya count.