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Veterinary Care & Ambulance Services

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$5000

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Kamadenu Seva Trust strives in offering firm Veterinary Services and Ambulance Services of 24*7 for injured, sick or stray animals. Here, we offer medical aid on-site, sterilization, and spaying for the sake of their well-being and controlled population without cruelty.

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At Kamadenu Seva Trust, our mission is to provide proper timely care to the needy and distresses animals. The animal ambulance service is available at all hours, fully equipped with stretchers and first aid kit essentials to ensure safe transportation of injured or ill animals. We work within a network of well-qualified veterinarians and offer medical support, spaying, and sterilization services to reduce the population of stray animals in a responsible manner. And whether it is a case of road accident, a sick stray, or an animal requiring post-operative care, our team ensures that every creature gets that care it requires. These services would transform into providing security and health to the environment around animals and communities.

Frequently asked question

  • At Kamadenu Seva Trust, our animal shelters and rescue homes play a vital role in protecting, caring for, and rehabilitating animals in need. These shelters provide a safe space for abandoned, injured, sick, and homeless animals, where they receive proper food, medical treatment, and compassionate care.

  • Beyond providing immediate relief, our shelters focus on long-term welfare by ensuring animals recover in a peaceful environment. We also create opportunities for adoption, so rescued animals can find loving families. Additionally, our rescue homes work as centers of awareness, encouraging society to treat animals with kindness, dignity, and respect.

  • In short, our shelters are not just shelters—they are sanctuaries of hope and healing for voiceless beings.

  • The animal shelters and rescue homes managed by the Trust play a vital role in providing safety, care, and rehabilitation for injured, abandoned, and homeless animals. These shelters serve as a haven where animals receive food, medical treatment, and a stress-free environment. Beyond rescue and treatment, the shelters also focus on long-term welfare by ensuring proper rehabilitation, adoption opportunities, and lifelong protection for animals that cannot return to the streets. The Trust’s shelters embody compassion in action, giving voiceless beings the dignity and care they deserve.

  • Yes, Kamadenu Seva Trust manages a dedicated cow shelter (Gaushala) and Ashrama where rescued, abandoned, and old cows are given a safe and caring environment. The Trust ensures proper feeding, veterinary care, and regular health check-ups for the cows. The Gaushala is not only a place of shelter but also a center for compassion, where the dignity and wellbeing of cows are protected. Through the Ashrama, the Trust promotes traditional values of caring for cows while creating awareness in society about their importance in culture, agriculture, and environment.
  • Would you like me to frame this answer in a short donor-friendly style also, so it highlights the cause and encourages contributions?
  • Yes, the Trust regularly serves food to roadside and non-owner animals such as stray cows, dogs, and other needy animals. Our volunteers and caretakers identify areas where animals are hungry and ensure they are provided with nutritious food and clean water. This feeding activity not only saves them from starvation but also helps build a compassionate bond between the community and voiceless beings. Through this service, the Trust strives to ensure that no abandoned or homeless animal is left uncared for.
  • Would you like me to make this answer more donor-oriented, so it highlights how contributions directly support this noble activity?
  • Yes, the Trust provides training programs for cowmen, bullock cart owners, and animal handlers to promote humane and scientific methods of animal care. The training includes guidance on proper feeding, handling, first aid, and stress-free practices that improve the wellbeing of animals. By educating and empowering animal handlers, the Trust ensures that traditional occupations are continued with compassion, safety, and respect for the animals. These initiatives also help create awareness in the community about ethical treatment and responsible animal management.
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