Mahashivratri Vanar Seva (Mathura–Vrindavan) — Feed & Treat Monkeys with Compassion

Mahashivratri Vanar Seva (Mathura–Vrindavan) — Feed & Treat Monkeys with Compassion A service initiative by Krishna Dham Gaushala

Why Mahashivratri Vanar Seva Matters in Mathura–Vrindavan

Mahashivratri is a powerful reminder of inner awakening, discipline, and service. When we extend care to voiceless animals, we transform our faith into meaningful action. In Mathura–Vrindavan, monkeys are often seen near temples, crowded lanes, and pilgrimage routes, where they face food scarcity, dehydration, injuries from falls, infections, and untreated wounds. Many are also harmed by unsafe leftovers and plastic waste. During festive periods and colder nights, their struggle becomes even more visible. Vanar Seva on Mahashivratri is a humble offering: a way to protect life, reduce suffering, and restore dignity to animals that depend on human empathy for survival.

What This Mathura–Vrindavan Campaign Will Support

Our Promise of Transparent, Compassionate Seva

At Krishna Dham Gaushala, service is done with responsibility and respect. We plan feeding and treatment efforts with care for hygiene, safety, and animal well-being in Mathura–Vrindavan. Every contribution—small or large—directly strengthens our ability to provide nourishment and medical help to monkeys who cannot ask for support. This is seva that protects life and uplifts the values Mahashivratri stands for: devotion, discipline, and compassion.

How You Can Join This Mahashivratri Seva

You can become part of this mission in a simple but powerful way—by contributing toward daily feeding and treatment support for monkeys in Mathura and Vrindavan. You may also share this campaign with friends and family so more hearts join this cause. When kindness becomes collective, suffering reduces faster. This Mahashivratri, let your devotion reach beyond rituals—let it reach the hungry, the injured, and the forgotten.