Join Shree Nandishala In Rescuing 2500+ Abandoned Bulls, Give Them A Life Of Happiness

Bulls once played a vital role in agriculture, but they have now been largely replaced by machines. Sadly, many are abandoned or sent to slaughterhouses, left to roam the streets alone. These gentle giants, once seen as Shiva's vahaan, suffer greatly. They often eat garbage and even toxic plastic, struggling to survive in a cruel world.

At Shree Nandishala, they refuse to turn our backs on these innocent animals 

Here, they care for over 2500 abandoned cattle, with 90% being bulls. Many of these animals are old, blind, or hurt, yet they deserve love and kindness just like any other living being.

“Every life is precious, every soul deserves kindness,” says Vignesh Ojha, a true friend to animals. Their sanctuary covers 40 acres, where they provide safe shelter from the blazing sun and the cold winds. They have built comfortable sheds to keep our cattle protected. 

“Our full-equipped ICU is a place of healing; we’ve even removed 45 kilos of plastic from the stomachs of some of our bulls. We are fighting not just for their survival but for their dignity.” 

They also care for calves, who often get neglected and sold for slaughter. The cruelty they face is unimaginable; people throw acid on them and hurt them without a second thought.

How you can help

To keep their mission alive, they need your help. The weather here can be extreme, and their cattle need enough water to stay healthy. They are looking for support with:

• Fodder to feed our 7,000 animals.

• Medicines for the injured and sick among them.

• Construction materials for tubewells and solar power, so they can provide clean water and energy.

Every little bit you can give will help them take care of these wonderful animals. Together, we can ensure Shree Nandishala remains a place of love and hope for those who have nowhere else to go.