Our 7 Special Breeds
Preserving India’s Sacred Bovine Heritage At Shri Leela Gaudham, we are dedicated to the preservation and propagation of India’s finest indigenous Gau breeds through ethical care and responsible breeding practices. We actively support Nandi breeding (desi bulls) and contribute to gaushalas and gau palaks by providing quality Nandi for strengthening native Gau lineages.
We are home to seven revered indigenous breeds—Gir, Tharparkar, Rathi, Kankrej, Sahiwal, Swarnakapila, and Liladi Gir, each known for its unique qualities, health benefits, and cultural significance.
Our mission is to protect and nurture these divine breeds, while promoting the self sustainable model.
Our Indigenous Cow Breeds
Preserving India's sacred and genetically rich indigenous cow breeds, known for their premium A2 milk, resilience, and holistic benefits.
Gir – The Gold Standard of A2 Milk
- Origin:- Native to Gujarat, known for its calm nature and high milk yield
- Strong Immunity:- Naturally disease-resistant, thrives in holistic environments
- Rich & Nutrient-Dense:-Globally recognized for premium quality A2 milk
Tharparkar – The Climate Warrior
- Origin:- From the Thar Desert, symbol of resilience and endurance
- Hardy & Adaptable:-Performs well in extreme and diverse climates
- Nutritional Strength:-Produces protein-rich A2 milk supporting overall health
Rathi – The Protein Powerhouse
- Origin:-Native to Rajasthan, rooted in traditional dairy systems
- Efficient & Sustainable:- Low maintenance with reliable output
- High Productivity:-Known for consistent, protein-rich A2 milk
Kankrej – The Guardian of Strength
- Origin:-Gujarat & Rajasthan, known for strength and longevity
- Disease-Resistant:-Robust health with minimal medical dependency
- Dual Purpose:-Supports both dairy and sustainable agriculture
Sahiwal – The Digestive Delight
- Origin:- Punjab region, one of the finest indigenous dairy breeds
- Farm-Friendly:-Supports organic and natural farming ecosystems
- Easy to Digest:-Smooth, wholesome A2 milk suitable for all age groups
Swarnakapila – The Vedic Treasure
- Origin:-Rare and sacred, deeply rooted in ancient traditions
- Spiritual Significance:-Revered in Vedic and Ayurvedic practices
- Healing Value:-Panchagavya and milk used in therapeutic applications
Liladi – The Unique Charm
- Origin:-Saurashtra region (Amreli–Bhavnagar belt, Gujarat)
- Gentle & Resilient:-Represents simplicity, balance, and traditional Gau-Seva
- Sattvic A2 Milk:-Known for purity, nourishment, and Ayurvedic relevance
Guardians of Our Native Heritage
Meet the distinguished bulls of Shri Leela Gaudham, whose exceptional lineage, gentle nature and strong genetics contribute to the preservation of India's indigenous cattle breeds.
Gauputra
Gauputra is a majestic red Gir bull, born of the revered Bhavnagar bloodline through both his sire and dam. His mother, Dhatri, is known to have given around 20 litres of milk every day, a testament to the strength of his lineage. Weighing an estimated 500 kg, he carries a powerful, healthy build with all the classic features of a true Gir.
Calm, gentle and affectionate by nature, Gauputra is as loving in temperament as he is impressive in presence. He was chosen with great care for his lineage, body structure, breed characteristics and gentle disposition. To date, he has sired 15 offspring, carrying his strong genetics forward to the next generation.
His daily diet includes green and dry fodder, Ashwagandha, Shatavari and concentrated feed, reflecting the devotion with which every indigenous cow and bull is cared for here. Through responsible breeding, Shri Leela Gaudham strives to protect and continue the Gir breed, and Gauputra stands as a living symbol of India's cherished cow heritage.
Anant
Anant is a striking white Liladi Gir bull, descended from the revered Bhavnagar bloodline. Weighing an estimated 450 kg, he shares Gauputra's powerful build and is easily recognised by his attractive appearance, commanding stance and bold, confident presence.
Alert, active and dignified by nature, Anant embodies the distinctive character and heritage of indigenous Indian cattle. His mother is known to give around 20 litres of milk every day, a mark of the strong genetics he carries. To date, he has sired 25 offspring, helping extend this valuable lineage to the next generation.
At Shri Leela Gaudham, Anant is an important part of our ongoing commitment to preserve indigenous breeds and promote their responsible propagation. With his striking presence and the unmistakable features of the Liladi Gir, he is a cherished member of the Gaudham family.
Shahi
Shahi is a light-red Sahiwal bull, descended from a Punjab bloodline. Weighing an estimated 550 kg, he has a fit, strong physique and the dignified presence that indigenous cattle are known for.
Calm, mature and caring by nature, Shahi also carries a quiet courage that sets him apart. His mother is known to have given around 25 litres of milk every day, reflecting the quality of his lineage. To date, he has sired 10 offspring, passing his strong genetics on to the next generation.
A proud highlight of Shahi's journey is his recognition as a state-level award-winning bull in Punjab, an honour that adds to his standing at Shri Leela Gaudham. Through the care of bulls like Shahi, we remain committed to preserving India's indigenous cattle heritage and supporting the future of our native breeds.