Ashadhi Ekadashi is one of the most sacred days dedicated to Lord Vitthal. On this holy occasion, millions of devotees observe fasting, offer prayers, and seek divine grace. But the true spirit of Ekadashi is not just devotion—it is compassion, kindness, and selfless service.

Today, at Govardhan Gaushala, hundreds of rescued Gau Mata and their innocent little calves depend on us for their daily food, shelter, and medical care. Many have been abandoned, injured, or rescued from neglect. While they cannot ask for help, their silent eyes speak of hunger and hope.
 

Every day, our team works tirelessly to ensure that no cow sleeps hungry. However, rising fodder costs, medicines, and daily care have made it increasingly difficult to provide for every animal.

This Ashadhi Ekadashi, you have the opportunity to turn your prayers into a meaningful act of service.
 

Your contribution can help provide:

- Nutritious fodder for Gau Mata.
- Milk feed and care for young calves.
- Clean drinking water and shelter.
- Veterinary treatment for sick and injured cows.
- A safe and loving home for abandoned animals.

According to Hindu tradition, Gau Seva (service to cows) is regarded as a deeply meritorious act. Many devotees believe that serving Gau Mata with a sincere heart brings peace, prosperity, and blessings to their family. More importantly, your donation gives living beings the care and dignity they deserve.

No contribution is too small.

- ₹100 can help provide fodder.
- ₹501 can support the care of a rescued cow.
- ₹1,100 or more can help feed and care for multiple cows and calves.

This Ashadhi Ekadashi, while you observe your fast, let no Gau Mata remain hungry.

Join us in this sacred mission of compassion. Together, we can protect these gentle souls and preserve a tradition of kindness that has been cherished for generations.

Donate today. Feed Gau Mata. Protect innocent calves. Share your blessings through compassion.

May Lord Vitthal bless every home that chooses kindness, generosity, and selfless service this Ashadhi Ekadashi.