Gau Seva : Service for mother Cow

ऋद्धिदां वृद्धिदां चैव मुक्तिदां सर्वकामदाम्। लक्ष्मीस्वरूपां परमां राधां सहचरीं पराम्। गवामधिष्ठातृदेवीं गवामाद्यां गवां प्रसूम्। पवित्ररूपां पूज्यां च भक्तानां सर्वकामदाम्। यया पूतं सर्वविश्वं तां देवीं सुरभीं भजे।

Gau Seva: Service for Mother  Cow

BADRI Foundation is committed to working for the welfare of the fauna of Uttarakhand through various programs. In which the protection of BADRI cow is prominent. Its objective is to make people aware of the care, management, and nutrition of domestic and stray cows. Being a registered welfare organization, it aims to work for the prevention of cruelty to cows and to discourage cruelty to animals. The organization promoting vegetarianism and making people aware of the current animal laws of this country is also a major goal. Unlike other animal welfare organizations, it focuses more on providing shelter and veterinary care to cows. 

"BADRI” Foundation is a registered non-profit organization based in Uttarakhand. The volunteers of the organization have pledged to stop the sale of cattle and to stop the slaughter and indiscriminate killing of innocent cows by sacrificial fire. BADRI Foundation is also active in preventing animal trafficking."

Conservation / Protection of Badri Cow

The Badri cow is an endangered breed of cattle that has been the subject of an ancient Hindu scripture of the Rig Veda. It is native to the Saraswati River basin in North India. In the past few decades, their population has been devastated by encroachment on their habitat. Now, they are threatened with extinction. 

India is home to the Badri cow, which is the national animal of India. It is thought to be the cow that the Hindu god of creation, Brahma, milked. The cow is considered sacred and is a symbol of good fortune for Hindus. The cow is thought to be able to protect humans from evil. It is also thought to be able to bring peace and prosperity to the world. If a Badri cow dies, it is thought that a bad year will befall the world. The cow is also sacred to Hindus, Muslims, and Buddhists. Here at BADRI Foundation, we are committed to working for the conservation and protection of the endangered breed of Badri Cow.