The work of such a centre goes far beyond just feeding Gaumata. It is a full-time mission of love and care.

• Daily Meals – Each day, 3 hundreds of Gaumata are fed fresh food – including green grass, dry fodder, grains, and clean drinking water. Without this support, many would not survive.
• Rescue Work – Trained teams are always ready to respond to rescue calls. Whether a Gau Vansh is hurt in an accident or about to be slaughtered, they are rescued and brought to safety.
• Medical Services – Many Gaus Vansh arrive with injuries, broken bones, or sickness. Qualified doctors check and treat them regularly. Some Gaumata need long-term care, and they receive full attention until they recover.
• Clean Shelter – Proper space is given to each Gaumata to lie down, walk around, and live peacefully. Clean surroundings, shaded areas, and dry resting spots are maintained for their comfort.
• Emotional Healing – Just like humans, Gau Vansh also feel pain and fear. These centres also focus on helping Gau Vansh feel safe, relaxed, and loved. Volunteers often spend time with the Gau Vansh, talking and caring for them.