Yuva Swaraj Foundation was established to rescue, treat, shelter and protect injured, accidental and abandoned roadside cows. Inspired by the rescue of a helpless calf, our mission continues through Gaudham Gaushala, where every Gau Mata receives care, dignity and lifelong support.
At Yuva Swaraj Foundation, every rescue is a promise of care. Through emergency treatment, safe shelter, nutritious food and lifelong protection, we work tirelessly to give injured and helpless Gau Matas a second chance at life.
Help us construct safe sheds, treatment rooms, recovery wards, fodder storage, water facilities and shelter spaces for rescued Gau Matas.
Help fund a dedicated Gau Ambulance for timely rescue, emergency treatment, safe transportation and lifesaving care for injured Gau Matas.
Help provide life-saving medicines, wound care, and veterinary treatment for injured roadside Gau Matas.
Every rescued Gau Mata deserves a safe place to live and recover,
we can build a secure home filled with care and compassion.
Charity makes no decrease in property.
Yuva Swaraj Foundation rescues injured, accidental, abandoned and helpless roadside cows. We provide medical treatment, safe shelter, nutritious food, recovery support and lifelong care through our Gaudham Gaushala initiative.
You can support our mission by donating towards construction, ambulance services, feeding programmes, medicines, rescue operations or becoming a volunteer and contributing your time towards Gau Seva.
Yes, we provide veterinary treatment, wound dressing, medicines, injections, fracture care, recovery support and regular medical monitoring to help injured and accidental cows regain health.
Yes, supporters, donors, and well-wishers are welcome to visit Gaudham Gaushala, understand our work, interact with rescued cows and witness our Gau Seva efforts firsthand.
Donations are utilised responsibly for rescue operations, medicines, fodder, shelter maintenance, treatment facilities, infrastructure development and the lifelong care of rescued and helpless Gau Matas.
Yes, volunteers can participate in feeding activities, awareness campaigns, rescue support, fundraising efforts, event management and various initiatives that strengthen our Gau Seva mission.
For an injured or abandoned cow, rescue is only the first step towards recovery. At Gaudham Gaushala,
Every day, injured cows are found struggling on roadsides with wounds, fractures, and severe health conditions. Timely
One abandoned calf lying beside a roadside garbage area became the beginning of a lifelong mission. A
