These Gau Mata Are Dying From Lumpy Virus (LSD).You Are Their Last Hope. ?

Her body is covered in lumps that burst into open wounds. She burns with 105°F fever. She can't eat, she can't stand, and she can't ask for help.

— Two different fates

Same Gau Mata. Same disease.

The only difference is whether someone stops for her.

The road OR GauNandiSewa Hospital.

Your seva decides which one she gets

— The long road to healing

Lumpy isn't cured in a day.
It's a journey of weeks — sometimes months.

Day 1 · Rescue

Lifted from the street

Our ambulance brings her in — weak, feverish, often unable to stand.

Week 1 · The critical fight

This is when most lives are lost

IV drips, injections and fever control every day. Cold water baths twice daily. Eyes on her day and night.

Week 2–3 · The first bite

She chooses to live

The fever slowly breaks. One morning she lifts her head and takes her first bite of food in days.

Week 3 onward · Healing

One wound at a time

Every wound cleaned and dressed, day after day, until new skin grows back.

Recovery

Standing tall again

Scars remain. But she stands, she eats, and she lives.

Every day of this journey needs medicine, food and care.   

— Where your seva goes

Every rupee becomes care she can feel

IV & injectionsDaily fever and infection control

Wound dressingEvery burst nodule cleaned and protected

Cooling bathsCold water, twice a day

Hand feedingGreen fodder and soft feed, bite by bite

24/7 watchDoctors and sevadars, all night

— Then comes that moment

The first bite after days of hunger.

When a Gau Mata who hasn't eaten for days lifts her head and takes food from a sevadar's hand — that's when we know she has decided to live.

— Why GauNandiSewa Hospital, Noida

Real care, happening every single day.

A registered charitable trust (Reg. No. 968/2020) rescuing and treating injured, sick and abandoned Gau Mata and Nandi across Delhi NCR since 2018 — with our own ambulance, our own hospital, and treatment that is completely free.

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