Cows are deeply respected in Indian culture. However, many are found injured, abandoned, or sick, struggling without help on busy roads or in villages. To offer timely rescue and care, Gau Seva Dham operates the Gau Seva Helpline Number — a service that connects people to life-saving action for cows in distress.
This blog explains when and how to use the Gau Seva Helpline Number to protect and care for our sacred cows.
1. When a Cow Is Injured
If a cow is seen bleeding, limping, or lying motionless due to an accident or injury, the Gau Seva Helpline Number should be used immediately. Injured cows must be treated quickly to reduce pain and prevent further harm.
Once a call is made, a rescue team is sent by Gau Seva Dham. The cow is transported safely to the hospital, where it is treated by experienced veterinarians.
2. When a Cow Is Sick or Weak
Cows suffering from visible illness — such as coughing, bloating, or being unable to stand — should be reported through the Gau Seva Helpline Number. Sickness can spread if not treated, and cows may suffer silently without support.
At Gau Seva Dham, all rescued cows are checked, diagnosed, and cared for with proper medicines, food, and rest.
3. When a Cow Is Abandoned or Stray
Many cows are abandoned after they stop giving milk or become old. These cows often roam near garbage dumps, roadsides, or villages. When such cows are seen, the Gau Seva Helpline Number should be called.
By using the helpline, abandoned cows can be rescued and given shelter, food, and love at Gau Seva Dham.
4. When a Calf Is Separated or Lost
Young calves sometimes get separated from their mothers or are left behind by cattle herders. If a lonely or crying calf is seen, the helpline can be used to ensure its safety. Calves need special care and protection.
Gau Seva Dham offers a secure space where calves can grow under proper supervision and care.
5. In Emergency Situations
During floods, heatwaves, or other natural events, cows may be left stranded. In such emergencies, calling the Gau Seva Helpline Number can help save lives. Emergency rescue vehicles are sent, and cows are relocated to safe areas.
How the Gau Seva Helpline Works
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The helpline is available 24/7
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Calls are received by trained staff
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Location and details are taken quickly
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A rescue team is sent immediately
Each step is handled with care by Gau Seva Dham.
Conclusion
The Gau Seva Helpline Number is a vital tool in the mission to protect cows. Whether the cow is injured, sick, abandoned, or in danger, one phone call can lead to rescue and recovery. With the help of Gau Seva Dham, countless cows have already been saved.
