Compassion in Action: Animal Welfare & Gaushala Care Drive

At BSH Foundation, we recognize that animals are integral to our ecosystem and society. Our Animal Welfare & Gaushala Seva Programs aim to protect, care for, and support stray, abandoned, and indigenous animals while raising awareness about humane treatment and responsible stewardship.

These programs include:

• Cattle Care Camps: Regular check-ups for cows and other cattle, vaccination drives, deworming, and provision of nutritious feed to ensure their health and longevity.

• Cow Adoption Events: Encouraging community members to adopt and support cows, helping them receive ongoing care and a safe environment in our Gaushalas.

• Animal Rescue Awareness Drives: Educating communities on how to identify animals in distress, report cruelty cases, and participate in rescue efforts.

• Medical Aid for Stray Animals: Free veterinary services for stray dogs, cows, and other animals, including treatment for injuries, illnesses, and preventive care.

• Community Engagement Programs: Workshops and sessions promoting the importance of animal welfare, indigenous breeds preservation, and eco-friendly practices supporting animal habitats.

By organizing these events, BSH Foundation strives to:

• Reduce animal suffering through timely medical intervention.

• Promote responsible animal care and adoption.

• Preserve indigenous cow breeds and strengthen Gaushala operations.

• Inspire communities to act with compassion and awareness toward animals.

These initiatives are supported by volunteers, veterinary professionals, and animal welfare advocates committed to building a society where humans and animals coexist in harmony.