

Gausevak Sanctuary
A Safe Home for Rescued Cows
Our Rescues
At Gausevak Sanctuary, each cow has a story — a journey from uncertainty to peace, from fear to trust. Our mission began with two gentle souls, Gauri and Ganga, whose arrival marked the start of this sacred seva. They taught us patience, compassion, and the quiet strength of a mother’s heart.
As our sanctuary grew, we welcomed three more — Shyama, Kishori, and Rukmini — each carrying her own grace and divine presence.
Gopal is our young bull who arrived with a quiet strength and innocence. He lives freely, protected and respected, growing at his own pace. Gopal reminds us of gentleness, courage, and the sacred role of care and guidance.
Lakshmi Gayatri came to us from the dairy system, weak and in need of rest and nourishment. She is slowly regaining her strength and learning to trust again. Here, she is safe, cared for, and allowed to live without expectations.
Together with Gauri, Ganga, Kishori, Shyama, and Rukmini, they form the heart of our sanctuary—a place where every life is honored.
Every day, as they graze, rest, or simply look into our eyes with innocence, they remind us why we began this journey — to serve, protect, and honor Gau Mata. Their presence is our blessing, and their peace is our purpose.
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Sanctuary Safety
For the safety of both visitors and cows, please remain calm and mindful at all times. Cows live by instinct and herd awareness.
Children must be closely supervised. Running, shouting, or sudden movements are not allowed.
You may hand-feed a small amount calmly. Please place the remaining food in the troughs and avoid standing too close or surrounding the cows.
Thank you for helping us keep this space peaceful and safe.
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