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In October 2025, following the completion of our primary infrastructure, the Shree Ramrachit Foundation Trust officially opened its doors to provide critical medical treatment for injured and abandoned cattle. Operating on a spacious 2-acre campus, our facility is dedicated to delivering 24/7 emergency response and professional veterinary care.
We operate an advanced veterinary rescue center dedicated to treating, stabilising, and sheltering severely ill and injured stray cows — every hour of every day.
Dedicated campus for treatment & shelter
Gauvansh currently under our care
Emergency response & veterinary care
Fully functional ambulances on call
To ensure the highest standard of medical intervention, our hospital is fully equipped with dedicated facilities, including an Operation Theater (OT), an advanced diagnostic laboratory, a secure medical storage room, an administrative office, and a godown for essential supplies. Additionally, our campus features a sacred Yagnashala, providing a peaceful space for visitors and supporters to perform spiritual Yagnas on this holy ground.
We currently provide medical care and shelter for over 180 Gauvansh. To ensure their safety and proper healing, the animals are housed across three specialized sheds:

An intensive care ward for Gauvansh currently undergoing active medical treatment.
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A safe, comfortable environment for Gauvansh that have fully recovered from their injuries or illnesses.
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A dedicated space ensuring young calves receive the specific nutrition and gentle care they require.
Donate NowOur life-saving operations run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The hospital is staffed by a qualified Veterinary Officer (VO), a dedicated Livestock Inspector (LI), and a team of compassionate support staff. Supported by a fleet of two fully functional ambulances, we are always ready to respond to emergency calls and bring injured cattle to safety.


Your support helps us fund medical supplies, construction, and daily feeding — making a big change in our ability to serve the voiceless.
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The need for our services is constantly growing, and we are expanding to meet it. Two additional sheds are currently under construction. Once completed, these new facilities will allow us to rescue and shelter over 400 additional animals, bringing our total hospital capacity to more than 800 Gauvansh.