Cattle and Livestock care in India requires specialised knowledge that combines traditional wisdom with modern veterinary science. Our guides cover street cow rescue, feeding safely, identifying and treating lumpy skin disease, mastitis prevention, hoof care, and understanding cow body language for your safety. We cover desi breeds, ICAR indigenous cattle, dairy farm management, and community gaushala support. Whether you care for urban street cattle or manage a small dairy operation, our practical guides help you protect and improve the lives of cattle across India.
Delhi has several old and large gaushalas, from century-old shelters in the city to big ones in the rural north-west. If you want to visit for gau seva, mark an occasion or donate, this guide lists some well-known ones and what to check first. For more on cattle care, visit our cow hub. Not an
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Services can change. Last checked against official sources on 08-10-2026. Availability differs by state and district. 1962 is a toll-free number for Mobile Veterinary Units (MVUs): vans with veterinary staff that come to farmers’ doorsteps to treat livestock. This guide explains what the service does, where it runs, and how to make the most of
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Numbers and services can change. Last checked against official sources on 08-10-2026. If there’s an immediate danger to traffic, call 112. Stray cattle on roads put drivers, riders and the animals themselves at risk. Most cities have a department responsible for them, but few people know how to reach it. This guide explains who to
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Numbers and services can change. Last checked against official sources on 08-10-2026. In an emergency, call 112 first. Cows and bulls on Indian roads are a real hazard, especially at night. If you hit one, or see one hit, the first few minutes matter for your safety and the animal’s. This guide covers what to
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Hyderabad has several large gaushalas, from one in the heart of the city to big rescue shelters on its western edge. If you want to visit for gau seva or donate, this guide lists some well-known ones and what to check first. For more on cattle care, visit our cow hub. Not an advertisement. No
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Pune has gaushalas both in the old city and on its outskirts, including one of the region’s oldest panjarpoles. If you want to visit for gau seva or donate, this guide lists some well-known places and what to check first. For more on cattle care, visit our cow hub. Not an advertisement. No gaushala paid
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Indore has several large gaushalas, both inside the city and on its outskirts. If you want to visit for gau seva, celebrate an occasion or donate, this guide lists some well-known ones and what to check first. For more on cattle care, visit our cow hub. Not an advertisement. No gaushala paid to be listed
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Ahmedabad has a long tradition of caring for cattle, through both gaushalas and panjrapoles. If you want to visit one, do gau seva or donate, this guide lists some well-known places and explains what to check first. For more on cattle care, visit our cow hub. Not an advertisement. No gaushala paid to be listed
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Government rules can change. Last checked against official sources on 20-10-2026. Please confirm with the office before acting. Stray cattle on Ahmedabad’s roads are a risk to commuters and to the animals themselves. The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) has a dedicated department for this. This guide explains what it does and who to contact. For
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Government rules can change. Last checked against official sources on 03-10-2026. Please confirm with the department before acting. Rajasthan has its own Gopalan (cow welfare) Department that registers gaushalas and pays them grants. Whether you want to donate to a gaushala in Jaipur, visit one, or start one, this guide explains how the state system
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