Every Cow Deserves a Safe Home

Udaipur's Heart for Animals

A sanctuary built on compassion — one rescue at a time.

Pashupati Kalyan Parishad (PKP) is nestled in Village Balicha, near National Highway 8 — about 7 km from Udaipur City Railway Station. It was established on March 20, 1997 by Mrs. Suman Bose under the Societies Registration Act.

What began as a response to drought-hit villages abandoning their cattle has grown into a three-bigha rescue campus providing permanent shelter to over 250 animals — cows, bulls, donkeys, dogs, and rabbits — rescued from slaughterhouses, roads, and the Udaipur veterinary hospital.

PKP is recognised by the Animal Welfare Board of India and certified under 80G & 12A of the Income Tax Act — making your donation tax-exempt.