When our mother cows grew old and stopped giving milk, their owner disowned them because they were of no use to them. Thousands of such innocent cows were left on the streets without a home. Many of these were just aged, injured, or abandoned. Some of them cows fell prey in the hands of butchers. Others were deeply starved and moved from one place to another in search of food bearing the brunt of weather. These cows were insulted, canned and even pelted with stones. Some of them even met with fatal accidents, others groaned in pain due to severe injuries waiting for medical attention. The life of these cows became miserable. This number is ever-increasing.

Shastras say that every family should shelter at least one cow and protect it. There is an acute shortage of space and time because of which people don't pay heed to routine requirements of our desi cows. Shree Hari Gau Sewa Sansthan shelters these kind of destitute cows abandoned by their owners and this number is ever increasing. People can adopt a cow that is already present in the gaushala by giving a small sum of money. This money will be put into taking care of that cow for that month. This way, you can earn the Punya of serving Gaumata and not have to worry about the micromanagement that it involves. It will help you in fulfilling your wishes.