Our Gaushala
Where Faith Meets Farming

In the heart of Jasapar village, close to the sacred Gir forest, is Valonu Gaushala — a 26-acre expanse not just of land, but of devotion, tradition, and sustainable living.


Founded in 2016 by Shri Nareshbhai Vadadoriya, Valonu is more than a shelter for cows — it is a living testament to the Indian philosophy that sees the cow as Gau Mata, a motherly presence deserving care, dignity, and reverence.

At Valonu, our Gaushala is the sacred origin of purity.

We believe that serving the cow is serving dharma itself.
Every act of care we offer to our Gir cows reflects in the nourishment they give us —
milk that becomes the soul of our ghee, sweets, and divine offerings.

Our cows are calm

Our cows are stress-free

Our cows are healthy

Home to Indigenous Gir Cows

Valonu Gaushala is home to the revered Gir breed — known for their gentle temperament, distinctive curved horns, and soulful eyes. These indigenous cows are treasured not just for their A2 milk, rich in medicinal and nutritional value, but also for their innate resilience, maternal nature, and deep emotional intelligence. Raised with care and devotion in the heart of Gir land, our cows live stress-free, natural lives — and it reflects in the purity of everything they offer.

At Valonu, we don’t just protect this heritage — we honour it.

• Rich in A2 beta-casein protein, making it easier to digest,
better suited for those with dairy sensitivity.

• Naturally high in Omega-3, calcium, and antioxidants,
supporting immunity, brain health, and bone strength.

Natural Rearing, Ancient Wisdom

We follow an age-old, ethical approach to animal care that aligns
with Ayurvedic and Vedic practices.

NO hormone injections
NO machines for milking
NO artificial insemination

What They Eat, We Grow

We grow most of the cow feed on our own organic farmland.
Carefully planned seasonal crops ensure a balanced, natural diet for our herd.

Napier grass
Jowar (sorghum)
Makkai (maize)
Bajra (millet)
Seasonal legumes

A Day in Our Gaushala

5:00 AM – Divine Awakening 5:30 AM – Cleaning and Care 6:00 AM – Morning Aarti & Gau Puja 6:30 AM – First Feeding 7:30 AM – Roaming Free 11:00 AM – Rest & Shade 12:00 PM – Health Checks & Healing 1:30 PM – Gaupalak Bhojan & Midday Pause 4:30 PM – Evening Activity Begins 5:30 PM – Evening Grazing 6:30 PM – Sandhya Aarti 8:00 PM – Night Shelter & Quiet Rest
5:00 AM – Divine Awakening 5:30 AM – Cleaning and Care 6:00 AM – Morning Aarti & Gau Puja 6:30 AM – First Feeding 7:30 AM – Roaming Free 11:00 AM – Rest & Shade 12:00 PM – Health Checks & Healing 1:30 PM – Gaupalak Bhojan & Midday Pause 4:30 PM – Evening Activity Begins 5:30 PM – Evening Grazing 6:30 PM – Sandhya Aarti 8:00 PM – Night Shelter & Quiet Rest
5:00 AM – Divine Awakening 5:30 AM – Cleaning and Care 6:00 AM – Morning Aarti & Gau Puja 6:30 AM – First Feeding 7:30 AM – Roaming Free 11:00 AM – Rest & Shade 12:00 PM – Health Checks & Healing 1:30 PM – Gaupalak Bhojan & Midday Pause 4:30 PM – Evening Activity Begins 5:30 PM – Evening Grazing 6:30 PM – Sandhya Aarti 8:00 PM – Night Shelter & Quiet Rest
5:00 AM – Divine Awakening 5:30 AM – Cleaning and Care 6:00 AM – Morning Aarti & Gau Puja 6:30 AM – First Feeding 7:30 AM – Roaming Free 11:00 AM – Rest & Shade 12:00 PM – Health Checks & Healing 1:30 PM – Gaupalak Bhojan & Midday Pause 4:30 PM – Evening Activity Begins 5:30 PM – Evening Grazing 6:30 PM – Sandhya Aarti 8:00 PM – Night Shelter & Quiet Rest
5:00 AM – Divine Awakening 5:30 AM – Cleaning and Care 6:00 AM – Morning Aarti & Gau Puja 6:30 AM – First Feeding 7:30 AM – Roaming Free 11:00 AM – Rest & Shade 12:00 PM – Health Checks & Healing 1:30 PM – Gaupalak Bhojan & Midday Pause 4:30 PM – Evening Activity Begins 5:30 PM – Evening Grazing 6:30 PM – Sandhya Aarti 8:00 PM – Night Shelter & Quiet Rest
5:00 AM – Divine Awakening 5:30 AM – Cleaning and Care 6:00 AM – Morning Aarti & Gau Puja 6:30 AM – First Feeding 7:30 AM – Roaming Free 11:00 AM – Rest & Shade 12:00 PM – Health Checks & Healing 1:30 PM – Gaupalak Bhojan & Midday Pause 4:30 PM – Evening Activity Begins 5:30 PM – Evening Grazing 6:30 PM – Sandhya Aarti 8:00 PM – Night Shelter & Quiet Rest
5:00 AM – Divine Awakening 5:30 AM – Cleaning and Care 6:00 AM – Morning Aarti & Gau Puja 6:30 AM – First Feeding 7:30 AM – Roaming Free 11:00 AM – Rest & Shade 12:00 PM – Health Checks & Healing 1:30 PM – Gaupalak Bhojan & Midday Pause 4:30 PM – Evening Activity Begins 5:30 PM – Evening Grazing 6:30 PM – Sandhya Aarti 8:00 PM – Night Shelter & Quiet Rest
5:00 AM – Divine Awakening 5:30 AM – Cleaning and Care 6:00 AM – Morning Aarti & Gau Puja 6:30 AM – First Feeding 7:30 AM – Roaming Free 11:00 AM – Rest & Shade 12:00 PM – Health Checks & Healing 1:30 PM – Gaupalak Bhojan & Midday Pause 4:30 PM – Evening Activity Begins 5:30 PM – Evening Grazing 6:30 PM – Sandhya Aarti 8:00 PM – Night Shelter & Quiet Rest

Healthcare for cows

In-House Daily Monitoring

Our dedicated team conducts daily health checks. Minor issues like small wounds, hoof discomfort, or mild fevers are treated immediately using Ayurvedic herbs and natural remedies — all under a well-documented, in-house wellness protocol.

Dedicated Expert Veterinarian

For more complex medical concerns, we have a trusted expert vet. The vet performs thorough diagnosis, advanced treatments, and special care as needed — ensuring prompt and professional medical attention.

Natural tonics to boost immunity

We administer seasonal tonics made with giloy, tulsi, ashwagandha, jaggery, and rock salt to naturally enhance immunity and digestion. These tonics help the cows adapt to weather changes and maintain year-round vitality.

Mental Wellness & Emotional Health

Our cows live in a calm, loving, and music-filled environment. They are spoken to gently, enjoy open movement, and are never subjected to stress. This mindful care creates emotionally balanced cows — and pure milk.

Sustainability is in Our Soil

Valonu is built on principles of self-sufficiency and eco-harmony.
Every resource is reused, and every waste becomes wealth.

Sustainable Practices at Valonu Gaushala:

• Vermicompost and organic manure used in farming

• Plastic-free zone across the gaushala

• Water recycling system for irrigation