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We do not ask for money, we ask for your support, that support can be in the form of supplies, food, medicines, money and time. Your support will be appreciated by us and by the almighty god himself.
Spread over 16 acres of land beside the Sri Rukmini Satyabhama Swamy Temple Manchirevula, Beside ORR Service Road, Surabhi Goshala Trust.It was established in 2019 by Guda Karthik, Grandson of Late Guda Narsimha Chary and Son of Guda Srinivasa Chary with the sole purpose of helping injured and abandoned cows who are left on the streets to fend for themselves and as a cow lover he started this Trust.
Mr. Guda Karthik is working in a private company as a Technical Support Engineer for Mechanical CAE Simulation software. During his official travels across India, he observed that most villages have only cross-breed cows such as HF, Jersey, and Holstein. Indigenous Indian cows were rarely seen. This realization deeply impacted him, and he decided to start by saving at least one native cow.
With the blessings of Lord Sri Krishna, what started as a humble effort has now grown into Surabhi Goshala — home to over 50+ Indian cows & Bulls, all lovingly cared for by him.
To continue this sacred mission and save more native Cows & Bulls, we seek the support of all devotees and protectors of our sacred heritage.

“At Gaushala Surabhi Goshala Trust, we believe that cows are sacred animals and play a vital role in our society. Our mission is to provide a safe and nurturing environment for cows and promote their welfare in every possible way.”
Sri Surabhi Goshala is an effort in the direction of gratefully co-existing with Mother Nature and her gifts such as plants and animals, especially Mother Cow, gomata. We work towards serving gomata, while simultaneously growing pure, healthy and nutritious food organically in our farm.

Surabhi Goshala was a privately run Goshala established by the founding family out of personal devotion. After being hit suddenly and harshly by the Covid crisis, the founding family’s businesses and finances diminished and they were unable to sustain the Goshala.
With the help of well wishers, The Goshala has been converted to a state registered trust, being audited, and planned to be run as a not for profit venture. Section 80(G) and 12A certificates have been approved, and we are now eligible for CSR as well.

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