Dignified lifetime care for retired cows
Support rescued animals with transparent, veterinary-first sanctuary care. Your digital sponsorship directly funds fresh green fodder, medical supplies, and peaceful retirement in our Andhra Pradesh pastures.
Choose your care level
Every tier provides essential sustenance. Choose a recurring monthly commitment or a one-time contribution to mark special family occasions.
Green Fodder Support
Veterinary Care Fund
Lifetime Cow Adoption
Provides fresh, nutrient-rich green grass and seasonal feed for ten cows. Perfect for honoring family birthdays or ancestral remembrance days.
Directly funds professional veterinary checkups, joint supplements for aging cows, and specialized wound care for newly rescued animals.
Sponsor the full upkeep of an individual cow. You receive monthly health updates, veterinary reports, and direct video clips of your sponsored cow.
Weekly updated feed ledgers
Current Sanctuary Metrics
Green Fodder Distributed: 4,200 kg Medical Treatments Administered: 18 cows New Rescues Welcomed: 2 cows Weekly Veterinary Audit: Completed
We believe sacred work requires complete openness. Every Saturday, our team updates the public ledger with exact feed weights purchased and veterinary expenses incurred.
Sponsorship details
Can I visit my sponsored cow?
Do you send regular updates?
Yes, sponsors are always welcome. We encourage families to visit our sanctuary in Andhra Pradesh to feed and spend time with the herd in person.
Yes. Monthly lifetime sponsors receive direct email updates containing recent photographs, veterinary checkup summaries, and notes on their cow's temperament.
How are funds allocated?
Are donations tax-deductible?
Exactly 100% of public sponsorships go directly to cow food, veterinary medicine, and caretaker salaries. Administrative costs are funded separately by our founders.
Yes, all donations to Koumudhi Gosala qualify for tax benefits under local regulations. Receipts are issued automatically upon transaction completion.
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