Today Raju the street bull came for a visit to his old bull friends in our goshala. Previously when he was a baby we called him “Maaah Shanda” because of the sound he would make whenever he would see us. Later we met his previous owner who told us his name is Raju, and he released him to be a free roaming bull.
When he was small he would often sleep in our goshala with Kapila Muni, Sri Rama and “Boney Cow” (who we later renamed to “Hanuman”). So he is already friends with them, despite him living outside.
Here he is when smaller (in the far back), living in the straw storage area along with Kapila Muni, Hanuman (“Boney Cow”), and Jatayu (“Broken Leg”).
Today Raju let me know that he wanted to go inside the goshala by standing at the gate till I opened it. As soon as he entered he began playing with his three friends (Kapila Muni, Sri Rama and Hanuman), but they ganged up against him and made it three vs. one. After some time Vamana the bull also sided against him, and Raju had to accept defeat.
This is how Raju looked when he first started coming here. We have fed him every day for more than a year and now he is strong and healthy:
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A good engaging report. Cow and her progeny are venerable to me too. In fact, I am interested in promoting the well-being of all animals, birds, water life and others.
They are all VERY beautiful!! Wonderful service!
First and foremost, an invaluable service rendered to animals is the highest order of Sanatana dharma. A remarkable service goes untoiced by the divine celestial.