Shri Datta Brundavana Gou Kshetram

 

Shri Datta Brundavana Gou Kshetram is located in the remote village called Chakicherla, Ulavapadu Mandal, Nellore District, and Andhra Pradesh on the banks of Bay of Bengal.

In the present-day scenario, Goushalas are the only alternatives to shelter these stray cows,

as a religious ban on cow slaughter is increasing their numbers every year. The sheltering

of old, abandoned, unproductive, infertile and infirm cows in shelters, referred to

as “Goushala” is a traditional practice in India.

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Shri Datta Brundavana Gou Kshetram is a registered Nonprofit organization established

in the year 2018 with a noble and divine cause, taking the wellbeing of  sick and

aged Goumathas (cows) in a small village Chakicherla located on the banks of

Bay of Bengal in Ulavapadu Mandal of Nellore District of Andhra Pradesh, India.

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This  Noble  organization was the brain child of few people who strongly believe that a

cow can benefit human race by optimizing ecological balance, by providing milk

as a supplement to mother’s milk and giving cow dung  and cow urine as both fertilizer

and pesticide and many more benefits where studies have proved the five products

obtained from Indian Desi Cow  ie., Milk, Curd, Ghee, Dung & Urine in proper compositions

(Panchagavya) can cure diseases like Cancer. Such a Goumatha which is a boon to

human existence is now in a great danger without proper food, shelter, care and protection. Many of them are being shifted to slaughter Units by some cruel people.

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The attempt to satisfy their thirst in serving the Goumathas was encouraged and

supported by several like-minded people without whom this could not have been possible.

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Presently, there are more than 222+ Cows, Bulls & Calves (Goumathas, Nandis ,Calves) at

Shri Datta Brundavana Gou Kshetram (SDBGK) Goushala , with many more to join in

near future from nearby villages, due to drought and high maintenance costs for

farmers.

 

These cows are not for any dairy use.

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Objective & Main Aim of SDBGK

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• Prevention of Cruelty towards GouMathas .

• Environmental Protection and saving the breeds of Desiwali cows

• Shelter Home for Sick, Injured, health, Unproductive and Stray Cows.

• To Provide Proper Care, Good Animal Feed, Green Fodder, Drinking Water, Medical Facilities, Better Environment to needy Cattle.

• Utilization of Cow Dung and Urine for farming purpose.