TriveniGau Sewa Trust
Serving Cow, Serving Humanity
A sacred mission to rescue, heal, and care for our animals — providing medical aid, transport, and rehabilitation with devotion and compassion.
About the Trust
Triveni Gau Sewa Trust was born from a deep-rooted belief in the sanctity of the cow in Indian culture and Hindu tradition. We believe that Gau Sewa is God Sewa — serving the cow is indeed serving the divine.
Our organisation actively rescues injured, ill, and abandoned cows and other animals across the region. We provide emergency rescue and transportation services, ensuring that animals in distress are safely taken to hospitals, shelters, and rehabilitation centres where they can receive the medical treatment and care they need. Through timely intervention and compassionate action, we strive to give every rescued animal a chance to recover with dignity.
Under the visionary leadership of Shri N.K. Bhalla, the Trust has grown into a beacon of compassion, uniting volunteers, donors, and veterinarians in this sacred mission.
"गाय हमारी माता है, इसकी सेवा ही ईश्वर सेवा है।"— The cow is our mother; her service is service to God.
Shri N.K. Bhalla
A lifelong devotee and visionary, Shri N.K. Bhalla has dedicated his life to the welfare of animals, bringing together a community bound by love, faith, and service.
Driven by a deep belief in kindness and service, he established Triveni Gau Sewa Trust as a place of care and compassion, ensuring that injured, abandoned, and helpless animals receive the love, protection, and treatment they deserve.
Through his dedication and vision, he has brought together volunteers, donors, and veterinarians to work towards a common mission. Today, the Trust continues to help thousands of animals by rescuing them and ensuring they receive the care they need.
"Serving and caring for animals is one of the purest forms of service to God."— Shri N.K. Bhalla
Animal Welfare
We believe that every animal deserves love, care, protection, and the opportunity to live a healthy and dignified life.
God Sewa
We believe that serving and protecting animals with compassion is a meaningful way to serve God and humanity.
Compassion
Every injured, abandoned, or ill animal deserves love, medical attention, and a safe home to heal.
Healing
We rescue animals in need, transport them to hospitals and shelters, and provide essential support to help them recover.
Our Sacred Services
From emergency rescue to lifelong shelter, we offer comprehensive care for injured, ill, and abandoned animals with devotion and expertise.
Emergency Rescue & Transport
We help rescue injured and sick animals and arrange safe transportation to hospitals and treatment centers, ensuring they receive timely medical care.
- Emergency assistance
- Transport to hospitals
- Animal welfare support
Medical Support
We support the treatment of injured and sick animals by providing specialised equipment and working with hospitals and shelters to ensure they receive timely care.
- Support equipment
- Treatment assistance
- Recovery support
Healing Machine Support
We utilise specialised rehabilitation frames and support machines that hold injured or paralysed animals in correct posture, enabling faster healing and muscle recovery.
- Bovine slings & frames
- Rehabilitation equipment
- Mobility restoration
Feed & Nutrition Programme
Rescued animals receive nutritious meals tailored to their health condition, with green fodder, mineral supplements, and medicinal herbs sourced locally.
- Daily nutritious feed
- Herbal medicine
- Mineral supplements
Community Support
We work closely with volunteers, donors, and local communities to rescue animals in need and ensure they receive timely help and proper care.
- Volunteer network
- Community involvement
- Compassionate service
Free Animal Care Services
We provide free support and assistance for injured, sick, and abandoned animals, ensuring they receive the care and attention they need.
- Free assistance
- Animal care support
- Compassionate service
Gallery
Moments of sewa, compassion, and healing — a visual journey through our sacred work.
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