Adopt an indigenous cow in Rajasthan

On Go-LX, adoption is a 4-step seva: you read the cow's story → accept the lifelong-care pledge → submit an adoption intent with your context → the current owner reviews and approves. After both parties confirm handover, the cow appears on the public Happy Homes page. No money changes hands at any step.

No. Cow adoption on Go-LX is free of cost. What owners ask in return is a written pledge of lifelong care — including never sending the cow to a slaughterhouse or abandoning her if she stops giving milk. Any transport, vet or feed costs after handover are the adopter's responsibility.

Browse adoption listings across India, or contact verified gaushalas in nearby states. You can also register as a cow adopter and be notified when a cow becomes available in your area.

Rajasthan is the native tract of 3 indigenous Indian breeds: Tharparkar, Rathi, Nagori. Adopting a native breed keeps regional genetics alive and the cow is already adapted to your local climate, feed and disease pressure — easier care, lower vet bills.

Yes. Cow adoption is governed by the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act and state-level cattle protection laws — almost every Indian state criminalises cow slaughter, so private adoption with a lifelong-care pledge is fully lawful. Go-LX records each handover and keeps an activity log so both parties have a verifiable trail.