Kamadhenu referred to as the “Cow of Plenty” and the “Mother of Cows” in certain versions of Hindu mythology, is believed to represent the generic sacred cow, regarded as the source of all prosperity.
Looking at the poor plight of these abandoned beings, it was Dr. Sadhana Rao who started rescuing and looking after them. This happened soon after she returned from London after completing her FRCS in the late seventies. To formalise her services she registered a Public Charitable Trust by name Indian Institute of Animal Welfare (IIAW) in the year 1988. She was blessed by none other than Sri Mahaperiyava of Kanchi Kamakoti Peetam to serve the cows in their old age rather than treating humans for whom there were many in the field. She was blessed by the Pondichery Mother also from whom she took ‘sanyaas’.
Your donations are eligible for 80G deduction under the IT Act. Donations can be directly transferred to the account of :
UPI
9840456623@paytm,
9840456623@phonepe,
QR919840456623-3564@unionbankofindia
Cheques can be made out in the name of and posted to the following address:
Indian Institute of Animal Welfare,
Union Bank of India Neelangarai Branch,
SB A/c No. 132710100033564
IFSC: UBIN0813273
By donating to the cause of caring for old-age and sick cows you will also be well-looked after in the twilight years of your life. Our gomatas will bless you with long life, good health and prosperity and always protect you and your entire family.
Indian Institute of Animal Welfare (IIAW) is eligible to receive funds under the CSR programme of corporate houses.