At Sri Shakthi Peetham, we uphold the sacredness and divine significance of cows, recognizing them as symbols of nourishment, purity, and prosperity. However, in today’s fast-paced urban environments, many cows are abandoned or left to fend for themselves, struggling to find food, shelter, and safety. These innocent beings often suffer due to severe malnutrition, life-threatening accidents, exposure to pollution, and the consumption of hazardous waste such as plastic and chemically contaminated food. Without proper care, these conditions lead to digestive disorders, infections, injuries, and premature deaths, depriving them of a healthy and dignified life. Understanding the urgent need for intervention, Sri Shakthi Peetham has launched a comprehensive Cow Protection Program that focuses on rescue, rehabilitation, nourishment, and community awareness. Through our dedicated shelters (Gaushalas), feeding programs, emergency medical care, and environmental initiatives, we strive to provide holistic protection and well-being for these gentle beings. Our mission is to not only save and nurture stray cows but also educate society on their significance and the importance of responsible care. By fostering compassion and action, we aim to create a world where cows are respected, protected, and cherished as they rightfully deserve.
Stray cows often ingest plastic bags, food wrappers, and other toxic materials while searching for food in garbage dumps.
Many cows fall victim to road accidents caused by reckless driving, leading to fractures, internal injuries, or even fatal outcomes. Our rescue team actively identifies, rescues, and rehabilitates injured cows, providing them with essential veterinary care and a safe shelter for recovery.
Cows feeding on chemically contaminated or spoiled food from roadside waste bins suffer from food poisoning and severe digestive disorders.
Many stray cows survive on leftover junk food and waste, leading to severe malnutrition. To address this, our team regularly distributes organic fodder,
Cows wandering in polluted environments are exposed to vehicle emissions, dust, and unhygienic conditions,