WHO WE ARE
At Baba Gorakhnath Goshala, our journey began with a simple yet profound vision: to create a haven of love and care for cows in need. Established in 17 /08/2019, our goshala has since grown into a sanctuary of hope for these gentle beings.
Over the years, we have witnessed the transformation of our goshala from a small initiative to a thriving sanctuary, all fueled by our unyielding commitment to cattle welfare. Every step of our journey has been guided by our mission to protect and provide for the cows who share this world with us.
From humble beginnings, we embarked on a path of compassion, rescuing cows from distressing situations, and offering them a chance at a better life. Each cow that arrived at our sanctuary brought with them a unique story of resilience and survival. These stories, of hardship and hope, have become an integral part of our history, reminding us of the strength and spirit that resides within these magnificent creatures.
Our commitment to these cows goes beyond providing them with shelter; it extends to ensuring their health, well-being, and happiness. Our experienced caregivers and dedicated veterinarians work tirelessly to offer the best possible care, from regular health check-ups to a well-balanced and nutritious diet.
As the years have passed, our goshala has become a symbol of compassion and a sanctuary of love, not only for the cows but for all those who believe in the value of kindness and respect towards all living beings. Our history is a testament to the enduring power of love and the positive impact that a few compassionate individuals can have on the world.
Today, we stand as a beacon of hope for cows in need, and our history continues to inspire our work every day. We invite you to join us in our mission to protect and care for these beautiful creatures, as we work towards a world where every cow is treated with compassion, respect, and dignity.
Our journey is far from over, and with your support, we look forward to creating a brighter, more compassionate future for cows everywhere.