Our Founder :-

From a young age, Dr. Raghav Prabhuji felt a deep spiritual calling to work for Gau-raksha and Manav Seva. Guided by strong values, he envisioned a sanctuary where animals, especially cows, receive respect, medical care, and a safe home—aligned with India’s ancient cultural ethos.

This vision took shape as Shri Raghav Gaudham, an organization now known for its integrity, transparency, and unmatched dedication to animal welfare.

• 🥇 Gold Medalist - Awarded for excellence and outstanding performance in his field, reflecting his dedication and commitment to excellence.
• 🌐 World Record Holder -Honored internationally for achieving remarkable feats that highlight his devotion to humanitarian causes.
• 🎖️ Desh Ratna Award - Conferred by the Government of India for his exceptional service to the nation, particularly in the fields of animal welfare and social development.
• 🌟 National Icon Award - Recognized nationally as an inspiring figure whose work has impacted thousands of lives and continues to set an example for social service.

Shri Raghav Govardhan Gaushala Samiti was started only to serve cows. Gradually, their caravan grew, and today they serve the saints along with the cows. They believe that there is no greater service than serving cows. Today, thousands of cows live in the cow shed of Shri Raghav Govardhan Gaushala Samiti.

Shri Raghav Govardhan Gaushala Samiti protects, feeds, and shelters ailing, starving, destitute, and stray Desi cows and bulls, the majority of which are saved from butchers. Most of these Gauvansh are milk-barren. These cows are brought to our Gaushala from tough conditions. All these cows are fed, sheltered, and looked after by hundreds of Gausewaks who work around the clock.

Here, the service of saints is also done with a full heart. Here they are also given a place to stay; not only cows and saints but also birds are given food grains. Everyone is engaged in this act of kindness, day and night. We try our best to ensure that any sick cow gives up its life without food or medicine. We work till the last effort so that they can have a beautiful life.

Why we should donate :-

Donating for cows is often associated with supporting animal welfare, especially in regions where cows hold cultural or religious significance. Cows are considered sacred in Hinduism, and contributing to their well-being is seen as a virtuous act. Additionally, donations can go towards providing food, shelter, and medical care for cows, promoting compassion and humane treatment of animals. Supporting initiatives that focus on cow welfare can contribute to the overall ethical treatment of animals and sustainable agricultural practices.

Our Mission - Shri Raghav Govardhan Gaushala Samiti has to create a high-impact, well-connected movement at all levels that will continually address ongoing cow issues to build shelters across the country, providing food, care, and love for the old, injured, and abandoned cows and cats. We take care of saints, poor, and orphan children. To create awareness regarding the protection of the cows. To campaign for cruelty against cows.

Our vision - To promote and propagate love, care, and protection for cows, cattle, saints, and all Gauwansh.

The cow is considered the abode of all the gods and, hence, the most sacred of all the animals in the Hindu religion. Cow donation is presumed to be a noble act in Hinduism and is part of several religious rituals. However, cow donation is not part of any ritual but a noble practice followed by Hindus. The cow donation is superior to all other offerings. It is believed that cow donation makes a person pure and leads to eternal bliss.

• 1000+ destitute cows are being looked after in two branches with motherly attitude.
• 24 hours rescue and medical arrangements for Gauvansh.
• Whole milk of mother cow is kept freely for her kids(calf).
• Oragnizing Food and served to sadhus, saints, fakkad and other passers-by at the ashram of Shri Raghav Gaudham samiti on the Kamadgiri Parikrama route.
• Food is also put on that route daily for monkeys and birds.
• Plantation at Kamadgiri Parikrama route.

• Shri Ram Hanuman Mandir Ashram, Brahmakund, II Mukharvind, Kamadgiri Parikrama Marg, Chitrakoot, M.P., 485331
• Shri Ram Janki Dham, Nayagaon, Shri Hanuman Dhara Marg, Chitrakoot, Madhya Pradesh, 485334
• Shri Bihari Ji Sarkar Mandir, Near Karpiya Forest Area, Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh, 471411
• Shri Raghav Govardhan Gaushala, Shivli, Kanpur dehat, Uttar Pradesh - 209204, India

GAUDAAN :- You can donate to the cows here. You can be of great help to these sick and injured cows. Godan means donation of cows to a saint and ashram.