Save Abandoned Cows from painful death in Gujarat.

An abandoned cow was treated for an old Maggot-infested wound:

The life of an abandoned cow is extremely hard. Without proper shelter, nutrition, and care often they collapse. Different pinjrapole (Cow Shelter) organizations in Ahmedabad are doing a fantastic job by giving these cows shelter and lifelong care. We provide treatment to all these cows and give them a new life by collaborating with these organizations. This cow had an injury from a terrible road accident and as it was homeless, the injury turned into a horrifying maggot-infested wound. The vets & vet assistants from jivdaya took extremely good care of the cow. They started injectables and fluid therapy along with some oral medication. Our team also clean the maggot infested wound thoroughly and took every maggot out of it so the maggots cannot thrive on its flesh. After applying medicine on the wound our doctor secure it so the wound does not get infected. After a couple of days follow-up treatment, the cow is on the road to recovery.

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Here is a treatment summary from Sept'22 to Feb'23 given below

Sept'22

 Case History                                                               No of Cows Treated

Cow with Spinal injury                                                            1

Cow with laceration wound                                                     2

Cow with severe dehydration                                                 1

Cow with Prolapse                                                                  1

Cow with multiple injury                                                           1

Cow with leg fracture                                                               1

Cow with horn injury                                                                1

 Oct'22

 Case History                                                        No of Cows Treated

Cow with Spinal injury                                                      4

Cow with laceration wound                                               2

Cow with severe dehydration                                            2

Cow with Prolapse                                                            2

Cow with multiple injury                                                    1

Cow with leg fracture                                                        1

Cow with horn injury                                                          1

 Nov'22

 Case History                                                         No of Cows Treated

Cow with Spinal injury                                                         1

Cow with laceration wound                                                  1

Cow with severe dehydration                                               1

Cow with Prolapse                                                               1

 Dec'22

 Case History                                                               No of Cows Treated

Cow with Spinal injury                                                             1

Cow with laceration wound                                                      2

Cow with severe dehydration                                                  1

Cow with Prolapse                                                                   1

 Jan'22

Case History                                                               No of Cows Treated

Cow with Spinal injury                                                                1

Cow with laceration wound                                                         2

Cow with severe dehydration                                                     1

Cow with Prolapse                                                                     1

 Feb'22

 Case History                                                                 No of Cows Treated

Cow with Spinal injury                                                               1

Cow with laceration wound                                                        1

Cow with severe dehydration                                                     1

Cow with Prolapse                                                                      1

Jivdaya always try to make a regular day special for our abandoned friends who selflessly served the mankind but left alone when they no longer are useful for us. They do not deserve to be abandoned or left alone , they are the best friends of humans. We use them for our wellbeing but often forget that they are not objects but lives just like us.

Just to make a gloomy day shiny we fed these cows with the greens. Our staffs visited Panjrapole cow shelter where we offer our free of cost treatment service to their injured and diseased cows. These cows are all rescued from a painful condition and got a second chance to live freely.

 we offered food to them and the happiness in their eyes were priceless.

We thank you all for helping us keeping them happy healthy and diseased free. This is our duty to serve these speechless animals who give their lives for our comfort

‘Jivdaya’ celebrated the day of love by hugging a cow (Kamdhenu Hug Day):

Kamdhenu Hug Day is an annual event celebrated by Jivdaya Charitable Trust, an organization based in India that works towards the welfare and protection of animals, particularly cows. Kamdhenu is a mythological cow from Hinduism, considered to be a symbol of prosperity and wealth.

The purpose of Kamdhenu Hug Day is to raise awareness about the importance of treating cows with love and respect, as well as to encourage people to show their affection towards these animals. The event is usually held on Valentine's Day. A day to showcase your love to your near and dear ones. On this day a bunch of volunteers from Jivdaya spent their day hugging, feeding and nurturing cows and silently conveyed their gratitude to this amazing creation of mother nature.  By celebrating Kamdhenu Hug Day, Jivdaya Charitable Trust hopes to promote kindness and compassion towards all animals and to encourage people to adopt a more humane approach towards them.

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Maggots were infested in Ganga’s wound:

‘Ganga’ engaged in a territorial fight with other stray cows while searching for food on the road and broke her horn.

Her untreated injury was exposed to dirt, dust, and pollution. Gradually the wound started spreading while she rubbed her affected horn against the light post or any roadside walls to get relief from the pain. Slowly her wound developed maggots and the rotten horn fell off and maggots started digging deeper into her wound. A rescued group from Ahmedabad found her on the road in that painful condition and brought her to Panjrapole where our team checked Ganga and treated her injury. The good news is our doctor managed to clean all the maggots from the damaged area and put a bandage to prevent the wound to spread.

Now Ganga is happily living with her other friends in Panjrapole where she is getting fresh food, clean drinking water and medical care and recovering rapidly.