350+ Cows Protected Daily
Gau Seva: The Heart of Devotion
"The protection of cows is the most important duty of the human being."
Scriptural Significance
namo brahmanya-devaya go-brahmana-hitaya ca
jagad-dhitaya krsnaya govindaya namo namah
"My Lord, You are the well-wisher of the cows and the brahmanas, and You are the well-wisher of the entire human society and world."
Vishnu Purana 1.19.65
Spiritual Elevation
Service to cows is said to satisfy the many devas residing within them.
Pleasure of Govinda
Lord Krishna is known as Govinda, He who gives pleasure to cows.
300+
Protected Cows
Pure breed Gir and Sahiwal cows
Organic
Daily Fresh Fodder
Chemical-free nutrition source
24/7
Veterinary Care
On-site specialized medical team
Life at the Goshala
The Goshala Experience
Daily Feeding
Nourishing our cows with fresh fodder and grains.
Holistic Care
Regular health checkups and grooming sessions.
Go Puja
Honoring the sacred presence through daily rituals.
Serene Grazing
Free-roaming in our lush, natural meadows.
Sacred Opportunity
Choose Your Seva
80G Tax Benefits Available
One Day Cow Care
Support the nutrition and basic needs of a single cow for one full day.
₹501
Fodder Seva (Trolley)
A whole trolley of fresh seasonal green fodder for our resident surabhis.
₹2,501
One Week Cow Care
Comprehensive care including medical checkups for a cow for 7 days.
₹3,501
Adopt a Cow (Monthly)
Become a monthly guardian for a cow and receive regular updates on her health.
₹11,000
Full Goshala Maintenance
(One Full Day of Divine Service)
Maintain all 300+ cows, staff salary, medicine, and facility cleaning for an entire day in your name.
₹25,000
Contribute to Goshala
₹
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"Visiting the ISKCON Kanpur Goshala was a transformative experience. Serving the cows brought a sense of peace and purpose that I hadn't felt in years. It truly is the highest form of service."
Dr. Rajesh Kumar
Regular Goshala Patron
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Go Seva important?
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Cows are considered one of the seven mothers of humanity. Serving them brings spiritual peace, cleanses karma, and is highly pleasing to Lord Krishna (Govinda). In Vedic tradition, the cow represents Prithvi (Earth), and her well-being is linked to social prosperity.
How is the Goshala maintained?
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Can I visit the Goshala?
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Secure Payments
80G Tax Exempt
100% Towards Seva
Certified Goshala