The Shri Nandan Go Sadan Society is an animal welfare organization located in Aima (near Palampur), in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh.
Key Features and Capacity
Land Area: The society occupies approximately 50 Kanals of land.
Animal Capacity: It currently has the infrastructure and space to house and care for 60 cattle.
Purpose: The facility serves as a "Gau Sadan" (cow shelter), dedicated to providing shelter, medical care, and fodder for abandoned or stray cattle in the Palampur region.
Location and Context
Village: Aima, which is a major panchayat area adjacent to the town of Palampur.
Management: Like many local cow shelters in the state, it operates with support from the local community and is part of broader efforts by the Himachal Pradesh Gauseva Aayog to manage stray livestock.
Regional Significance: In addition to shelter, such organizations in Himachal Pradesh often coordinate with government initiatives like the Sanjeevani project to improve livestock care across rural areas.
For those looking to support or contact the society, it is located within the Aima panchayat jurisdiction near Palampur. Similar welfare organizations in the area are often listed via the HP Department of Animal Husbandry.