Gau Chikitsa Daan
Many rescued cows arrive injured, weak, or sick and require immediate medical attention. Through the Gau Medical Care Donation Program, your contribution helps provide medicines, first aid, bandages, nutritional supplements, and essential treatment.
Gau Chikitsa Daan: Medicines and Treatment for Sick Cows
Many rescued cows arrive injured, weak or sick and require immediate medical attention. Through the Gau Medical Care Donation Program, your contribution helps provide medicines, first aid, bandages, nutritional supplements and essential treatment.
Recovery is rarely quick. A cow with a road injury or a long-neglected infection often needs weeks of dressing changes, medication and supervised feeding before she is out of danger, and this seva pays for that whole course of care.
Contribution: ₹1,100, given as a one-time contribution.
What Your Contribution Helps With
- Medicines and first aid supplies
- Treatment for injured cows
- Medical consumables and bandages
- Nutritional supplements for recovery
- Ongoing healthcare support
Why Medical Seva Is the Most Urgent Need
A rescued cow is usually not simply hungry. She may have a fracture, a maggot-infested wound, a plastic-blocked stomach or an untreated infection, and every one of those needs medicine and repeated dressing rather than food alone.
Medical supplies are also consumed continuously. Bandages, antiseptics, painkillers, antibiotics and drips run out and must be restocked, which is why a steady stream of medical seva matters more than an occasional large gift.
How Your Seva Is Used
Your contribution buys medicines, dressings, first aid supplies and recovery supplements for the cows under treatment at Punya Gaushala. Every rupee is recorded in the Punya app.
How to Offer This Gau Seva
- Choose the Gau Chikitsa Daan seva and confirm the amount.
- Complete your contribution through the Punya app.
- Receive a record of your seva and updates on the cows being treated.
Why Supporters Choose Punya NGO
- Treatment under qualified veterinary supervision
- Rescue, medical care and lifelong shelter under one team
- Itemised, transparent records for every contribution
- Ethical, compassionate treatment of every animal
A small act of kindness can help save and heal a life.
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Offer this seva - ₹1,100
Every rupee is recorded in the Punya app, so you can see exactly where it goes. Contribute ₹1,100
Frequently Asked Questions
12 questions, answered
What is Gau Chikitsa Daan?
It is a medical gau seva that pays for medicines, first aid, dressings and supplements for injured and sick cows at Punya Gaushala.
How much does this seva cost?
The suggested contribution is ₹1,100, given as a one-time offering.
What sort of injuries are treated?
Road accident injuries, deep and infected wounds, illnesses caused by eating plastic and waste, and the age-related conditions of elderly cows.
How long does treatment usually take?
It varies. Minor wounds heal in days, while fractures and severe infections can need weeks of medication and dressing changes.
Who administers the medicines?
Treatment is carried out under qualified veterinary supervision, with trained gau sevaks handling daily nursing.
How is this different from Veterinary Doctor Support?
This seva buys the medicines and consumables, while Veterinary Doctor Support funds the doctor visits, examinations and vaccinations.
Can I donate medicines instead of money?
Yes, donations in kind are welcome. Please contact Punya NGO first, as veterinary medicines must be suitable and in date.
Is this a one-time or monthly seva?
It is set up as a one-time contribution, and repeat offerings are welcome because supplies are used continuously.
Will I be told which cow my seva helped?
Updates on cows under treatment are shared with supporters, and every rupee is recorded in the Punya app.
Can supporters outside India offer this seva?
Yes. The Punya app accepts contributions from supporters living outside India.
Can I offer this seva in a family member name?
Yes. You can add that name while completing the contribution.
Can I visit a cow under treatment?
Visits can usually be arranged on request. Please contact Punya NGO in advance so a suitable time can be fixed.