104 cows live under our lifelong care — fed, sheltered and loved. In Vrindavan, the cow is worshipped as Krishna’s most beloved companion.
In the Vedic tradition, the cow is revered as a mother — gentle, generous, and dear to Lord Krishna, who is Himself known as Govinda, the protector of cows. Our goshala provides 104 cows with a lifetime of shelter, nourishment and veterinary care.
Many of our cows were rescued from neglect. Here they live out their days in peace, served daily by devotees. Your seva provides their feed, medicine and care.
Care for the CowsYour monthly seva provides feed, shelter and veterinary care for the cows of our goshala. Adopt a cow or give a gift of any size.
I adopted a cow named Gauri. The temple sends me her photo every month — she has become part of our family.
Standing in the goshala at dawn, feeding the cows by hand, I felt closer to Krishna than ever before.
Protecting cows is the seva closest to our hearts. We support the goshala every month from California.
Your seva ensures Krishna’s beloved cows are fed, sheltered and cared for, every day of their lives.
Sustaining devotees are the heartbeat of the temple. Give a little each month and your seva reaches Vrindavan automatically — every aarti, every meal, every festival.