Assam Monsoon Relief: How We Rescued 120+ Cattle from Floodwaters
Gauraksha Disaster Cell
Shree Geeta Gaushala Paramarth Sansthan
Every year, the swelling Brahmaputra river submerges vast tracts of Upper Assam, marooning vulnerable rural cattle without shelter or dry fodder. In the 2026 monsoon wave, Shree Geeta Gaushala deployed a dedicated 24/7 disaster response team to rescue stranded livestock.
Boat Rescue & High-Ground Fodder Camps
Our sevadars navigated submerged fields using specialized rescue boats to transport stranded calves and injured cows to our Padumani sanctuary. We established three temporary high-ground feeding stations providing over 50 tonnes of dry hay, jaggery, and mineral supplements to cattle whose grazing lands were submerged.
Emergency Gau Ambulance on 24/7 Call
Our mobile veterinary ambulance treated over 85 cattle suffering from foot-rot, waterborne infections, and severe trauma wounds on-site across rural Jorhat and Golaghat borders.
Join the Ongoing Relief Effort
The post-flood recovery requires continuous nutritious green fodder and medical supplies. We invite devotees worldwide to contribute towards our Assam Flood Relief Fund (eligible for 80G tax deductions).
Support Our Gau Seva Mission Today
Sponsor daily fresh green grass, emergency veterinary medicine, or adoption care for sacred cattle in Jorhat, Assam.