Punjab Livestock Distribution Scheme Phase 2 Started – Free Cows and Buffaloes For Widows
Punjab Livestock Distribution Scheme Phase 2
Update: Punjab Government has launched Phase 2 of its Asset Transfer / Livestock Distribution scheme 11,000 rural women (especially widows and extremely vulnerable households) will receive free cows and buffaloes under this drive. According to the official poster from the Punjab Livestock & Dairy Department, the second-phase applications are open now and the final date to apply or complete registration is 25 November 2025.
This round follows a successful first phase (about 4,870 beneficiaries reached earlier) and is backed by a major fund allocation (poster shows an amount in the billions). The aim is straightforward: transfer productive assets to low-income rural women to increase household income, improve food security, and empower women economically.

Who is eligible For Livestock Distribution Scheme?
Eligibility highlights (as displayed on the official poster):
- Target: rural women — with priority to widows (mutallaqa/بیوہ) and the most vulnerable households.
- Program focuses on women who do not have other major income sources and who meet the program’s poverty/eligibility checks.
- Age and other local eligibility checks are applied at registration (please verify at your local registration point or helpline).
Important: For exact eligibility rules and PMT/poverty-score thresholds, check the local district office or the official poster/image linked above.
Which areas are covered in Livestock Distribution Scheme Phase 2 ?
Livestock Distribution Scheme coverage across 12 selected districts (province-wide rollout with district-level scheduling). Exact district names and the order of rollout are shown on the official poster check the image file or contact the Livestock Department helpline for the district-by-district schedule.
- Rahim Yar Khan
- Bahawalnagar
- Muzaffargarh
- Layyah
- Dera Ghazi Khan
- Rajanpur
- Bahawalpur
- Kot Addu
- Vehari
- Khanewal
- Multan
- Lodhran
What are beneficiaries receiving?
Beneficiaries in Livestock Distribution Scheme Phase 2 will receive livestock primarily cows and buffaloes as productive assets. These animals are intended to provide milk, nutrition, and a steady source of income (milk sales, dairy products, or future asset value).
How to apply Livestock Distribution Scheme Phase 2
- Check the poster or visit the nearest Livestock Department / Tehsil office to confirm that your district is included in Phase 2.
- Collect application form (or follow the registration process notified locally). Fill in accurate household details.
- Submit required documents — usually CNIC (beneficiary), proof of residence, and any local form requested.
- Attend verification if a field visit or proof-check is scheduled. Officials will verify vulnerability/eligibility.
- If approved, be informed of the livestock distribution schedule and collection location.
You can also call the official helpline printed on the poster for assistance (poster helpline shown as 08000-9211).
Key dates & deadline
- Last date to apply / complete second-phase registration: 25 November 2025.
- Don’t miss the deadline applications after this date may not be considered in Phase 2.
Safety, fairness & tips for applicants
- This is an official government program do not pay any fees to middlemen or agents.
- Keep copies of your CNIC and application receipt.
- If asked for money or pressured by third parties, report it to local authorities or the department helpline.
- Go to the authorized distribution site only on your scheduled date.
Why this matters
Giving livestock to rural women is more than charity it’s an income-generation tool. A single healthy cow or buffalo can supply milk for home nutrition, produce surplus for sale, and create a longer-term asset that improves household resilience. The program also directly supports women’s economic empowerment in rural Punjab.
Want more help?
If you want to know more information or face any problem you can visit Punjab Government Official Website or helpline Number 08000-9211.
