Fodder & feed
Bhusa, green fodder, concentrate feed and mineral mix. A ten-cow unit consumes 36 kg dry fodder, 60 kg green fodder and 30 kg cattle feed every day.
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Every amount here converts into days of care at ₹35 per cow per day — the real cost of fodder, from our own budget.
Your receipt
We issue a receipt carrying your name, PAN, the amount in figures and words, the mode of payment, and our 80G registration number — everything your accountant or auditor will ask for.
It also shows how many days of feed your donation funds, so the number means something beyond a figure on paper.
Give
Everything converts into days of care at ₹35 per cow per day — the real cost of fodder from our own budget.
Monthly giving is what actually keeps a gaushala alive — it lets us buy fodder in bulk instead of week to week. We do not yet have automatic monthly debit set up, so WhatsApp us and we will arrange a standing instruction with you directly.
Donate securely opens our Razorpay page in a new tab, where you can pay by card, net banking, wallet or UPI. Please type the amount in again there — it does not carry across.
Please share your full name, PAN and address with us after donating so we can issue a valid 80G receipt. WhatsApp is quickest — message us here.
What you can earmark
Give to any of these and mention it in the payment note or on WhatsApp. We will report back on that specific use.
Bhusa, green fodder, concentrate feed and mineral mix. A ten-cow unit consumes 36 kg dry fodder, 60 kg green fodder and 30 kg cattle feed every day.
Most cattle arrive injured — road accidents, dog attacks, untreated wounds, plastic ingestion. This funds medicines, dressings, drips and vet visits.
Getting to an animal that is down, lifting her safely, transporting her, and the weeks of recovery care that follow. Diesel and vehicle upkeep sit here too.
Steel sheds and roofing, shade netting, drainage, boundary work, and the underground water storage that ended our daily water crisis.
₹1,050 a month covers one cow's entire feed bill. A predictable monthly amount is worth far more to a gaushala than the same money given once, because fodder can be bought in bulk and staff can be paid on time.
Before you give