CARE FOR COWS VRINDAVAN

Providing food, shelter and care
for abandoned COWS

How can I help?

Care for Cows maintains abandoned cows, bulls, retired oxen and orphaned calves. We are volunteers who offer our talents and resources to tend to the neglected cows living in Krishna’s holy land. We provide medical attention, nutritious food, clean water and lifetime accommodation. At present, we host a herd of about twohundredfifty at Kiki Nagla and we feed abandoned cows on the streets on a daily basis, but many more innocent cows urgently require help shelter. Here’s how you can help.

For India:

Care for Cows Vrindavan

Public Charitable Trust

HDFC Bank Vrindavan

Acc. no.50200075011722

IFSC: HDFC 0000942


UPI ID: 8868821230@hdfcbank

GooglePay: 8868821230


For USA:

USA PayPal:

cows@fflv.org



For Europe:

PayPal account:

PayPal@careforcowsvrindavan.com


For European SEPA countries, please use this bank account:

NL15 TRIO 0338677208

Stichting Care for Cows NL

Triodos Bank, the Netherlands

Bic/Swift Code: TRIONL2U

Sponsor the Resident of Your Choice

It costs US $ 38 - Rs. 2500 per month / US $ 456 - Rs. 30000 per year to maintain a cow. Choose a resident and send payments either monthly, quarterly and yearly.


Feeds Cows for a Day

It costs US $ 1 dollar – Rs. 90 a day to feed a cow.

Decide how many cows you want to feed:


Feed Cows a feast on that Special Day

Feed Cows a feast on your birthday, anniversary, when a child is born, in honor of a departed loved-one, etc. It costs US $ 2 – Rs. 165 to feed a cow a feast.

Feed a feast to fifty cows = US $ 40 - Rs. 3500

Feed our whole herd a feast US $ 150 – Rs. 10000

The herd’s regular diet is hay, barley porridge, wheat bran, chickpea husks and fresh grass. For the feast we add jaggery and fruit (bananas/guavas/carrots/apples according to season).


Sponsor our Monthly Medical Expenses

Our medical expenses are an average of US $ 250  - Rs. 20000  per month.


General Donation

Donate as much as you like for go-seva. These donations will go for maintenance and other practical necessities like feeding pans, water buckets, cow bells, blankets, grooming brushes, ropes etc..