Sanctuary of Peace
Providing a loving home for 300+ sacred cows in the heart of Udupi.
Moments of Bliss
Glimpses of daily life and sacred rituals at the trust
Life at Goshala
A short glimpse into the peaceful environment.
Sacred Rituals
Experience the devotion in every tradition.
Documentary
Understanding our mission and the journey so far.
By the Numbers
Our Impact
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Cows Under Care
All breeds, all ages — every cow is sacred
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Devoted Caretakers
A husband and wife giving their entire life
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Days a Year
No holidays, no breaks — 365 days of service
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Cruelty-Free
No animal is ever harmed, sold, or abandoned
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Acres of Grazing Land
Open pasture for natural, stress-free grazing
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Years of Service
Over a decade of unbroken, selfless service
Join the Seva
Support the Trust
Your donation directly funds the daily care, feed, and medical needs of 300+ cows. 100% of contributions go to the animals.
Bank Transfer Details
| Account Name | Kamadhenu Goshala Mahasangha Trust (R) Nanchar |
| Bank | Karnataka Bank |
| Branch | Goliangadi, Udupi |
| Account No. | 2742000100008201 |
| IFSC Code | KARB0000274 |
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Kamadhenu Trust is registered as a charitable trust. Donations may be eligible for tax deduction under Section 80G — please contact us for your certificate.
CSR Certification
Kamadhenu Trust is officially registered and approved for Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives.
Official Approval
Approval letter for Form CSR-1 from the Registrar of Companies (ROC), Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India.
All donations made to our institution are eligible under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, in accordance with applicable government guidelines. By contributing, you are not only supporting a meaningful cause but also fulfilling your organization’s CSR commitments in a transparent and impactful way.
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About Kamadhenu Trust
Named after Kamadhenu — the divine wish-fulfilling cow of Hindu mythology — our trust honours the ancient covenant between humans and bovines that has sustained Indian civilisation for millennia.
A Labour of Love in Brahmavar
Founded with a simple, profound purpose — to ensure that not a single cow in this region goes homeless, hungry, or unloved — Kamadhenu Trust is run entirely by a dedicated couple who have devoted their lives to this cause.
From dawn to dusk, they tend to over 300 cows — feeding, grooming, healing the sick, and providing dignified shelter. There are no paid employees, no large machinery. Just two hands, two hearts, and an unwavering faith.
Located in Brahmavar Taluk, Udupi District — a region blessed by the Sauparnika river and centuries of Vaishnava tradition — the goshala is a living sanctuary for these gentle animals.
300+
Protected cows
The Heart Behind It All
Meet the Caretakers
We did not choose this work — this work chose us. Every morning when we step into the goshala and the cows turn to look at us, we feel the presence of God. That is enough. That has always been enough.
The Founders
Kamadhenu Trust, Brahmavar, Udupi
Two Lives, One Sacred Purpose
The trust is managed entirely by a husband and wife who wake before sunrise to begin the morning feeding ritual — carrying hay, mixing fodder, and ensuring every cow receives personal attention.
From treating injuries and infections with traditional remedies, to sitting through the night with calving mothers, they do everything themselves — with no support staff and no weekends off.
Their dedication is matched only by their humility. They accept no personal salary from the trust. Everything — every rupee donated — goes directly to the cows.
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