15000+

Stray & Accidental Cows

45

Vertinary Doctors & Nursing Staff

62

Cow Sheds

84815

20

Fodder Feeding Machine & Tractors

400

Go Shevak

Hingonia Cow Rehabilitation Centre managed by Sri Krishna Balaram seva Trust, the largest facility dedicated to the welfare of stray and accidental cattles, enhances road safety by preventing accidents caused by stray and injured cows.

In 2016, Sri Krishna Balaram Seva Trust signed an MOU with Nagar Nigam Jaipur to manage the centre. Since then, the number of stray cows under our care has increased from 6,000 to over 16,000+. Every day, a Jaipur Municipal Corporation ambulance brings around 50 to 60 stray, accidental, old, and diseased cows to our Gaushala. Many of these cows ingest non-degradable materials such as polythene, leading to severe internal damage and leaving them in a very painful and precarious condition.

Our dedicated team of 17 doctors and 32 compounders diligently performs their duties, treating these stray and accidental cows and serving 1000+ stray cows in the ICU. Our motto is to provide protection and shelter to abandoned cows and give them a better life by making our Centre sustainable, renewable, and self-sufficient.

Hingonia

Objectives of the Organization

Our Vision

To rehabilitate stray and accidentals cows, improve their health, and implement sustainable practices to ensure a better environment for cattles care.

Our Mission

We aim to nurture and provide loving care for 30,000+ stray and accidental cows by 2030. With compassion as our cornerstone, we envision a future where every cows is safe, healthy, and valued.

Goals

Our motto is to provide protection and shelter to abandoned cows and give them a better life by making our Centre sustainable, renewable, and self-sufficient.