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The gaushala at Tilottama, home to the herd
The herd grazing near the shrine pavilion
The herd resting together in the morning
Cattle gathering at the gaushala shed
The Gaushala

500 street cows. One shelter that will not turn them away.

Rescued from traffic, illness and abandonment across the Kathmandu valley — fed, treated and sheltered for the rest of their lives.

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What we do

Fund and run five programmes in Nepal, each with named field partners and published costs — not grants sent into the dark.

Where we work

Kathmandu valley, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Dhading and the Shivapuri hills — with a registered office in New York.

How we're funded

Entirely by individual donors. Operating costs come from the General Fund only, so a directed gift is never top-sliced.

The work, in numbers

Every figure here is tied to a receipt.

Calves in the gaushala yard at first light
Our promise

A gift directed to a cause reaches that cause in full.

Mission & Vision →
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Cows sheltered at the gaushala — fed and treated twice daily.
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Children whose fees, books and daily meals are covered this year.
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Native saplings planted with the community forest user group.
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Temples, courtyards and rest-houses repaired with local carvers.
The herd at the gaushala
Kathmandu valley
Restoration work continues at three courtyard sites damaged in the 2015 earthquake.
Why we exist

Heritage is not only stone. It is the people who keep it.

A temple courtyard restored with no children in the neighbourhood school is a museum. A school with no forest above it floods each monsoon. We fund the whole picture, because that is how it actually holds together.

“We began by feeding eleven dogs on one street. The carvers, the teachers and the forest group came later — because they were all the same street.”Founding note · 2019
What's next

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Recent supporters
With gratitude, updated weekly
ASAnjali ShresthaChildren & Education$500
RTR. Thapa FamilyCultural Heritage Sites$1,000
AnonymousGeneral Fund$250
MGMaya GurungWomen Empowerment$120
DPDeepak PradhanAnimal Protection$75
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Every route walked, every term paid, every beam re-carved started with one person deciding it mattered. There is room for you in that.