Muzaffarnagar Gaushalas Get Tarpaulins, Bonfires Ahead Of Winter Cold
The Animal Husbandry Department in Muzaffarnagar has stepped up preparations for the winter season, with arrangements being made to protect cattle in gaushalas from the cold.
The Animal Husbandry Department in Muzaffarnagar has stepped up preparations for the winter season, with arrangements being made to protect cattle in gaushalas from the cold.
The department has arranged curtains and tarpaulins at gaushalas to help shield the cattle from the winter chill. Arrangements for bonfires have also been ensured at these shelters.
Chief Veterinary Officer Jitendra Gupta said that all necessary preparations are being made by the department in view of the upcoming winter season. He said special arrangements were being put in place to ensure the safety of the cattle kept in gaushalas.
According to Jitendra Gupta, the department has also changed the feeding arrangements for the cattle, keeping the winter season in mind. Special attention is being given to providing nutritious feed so that the animals can maintain better health during the cold weather.
The department said its effort is to ensure that the cattle sheltered in gaushalas do not face any kind of difficulty during the winter season. The arrangements include protection from the cold through curtains and tarpaulins, bonfires and improved nutritional support.
The information was provided by Jitendra Gupta, Chief Veterinary Officer, Muzaffarnagar. The report was filed by Anmol Kumar, Muzaffarnagar. The contact number mentioned with the report is 7078215007.
Frequently asked questions
What winter preparations have been made for cattle in Muzaffarnagar gaushalas?
The Animal Husbandry Department has arranged curtains, tarpaulins and bonfires to protect cattle from the cold.
How have feeding arrangements changed for the cattle?
The department is providing nutritious feed to help the cattle maintain better health during winter.
Who provided the information about the winter preparations?
Jitendra Gupta, the Chief Veterinary Officer of Muzaffarnagar, provided the information.
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