A herd of lucky bovines has become the talk of the town in northern India's Rajasthan after receiving first-class treatment when they were adopted by a human family.

Visuals shot on January 3 at the home of Prem Singh Kachhwah in Subhash Nagar, Jodhpur, show one cow climbing into a bed and settling down, as a woman covers it with a shawl while giving it a good rub.

The three cows and a one-year-old calf reside with the family and are disciplined to a level where they excrete at a specified spot instead of littering in the house.

A herd of lucky bovines has become the talk of the town in northern India's Rajasthan after being accorded first-class treatment by a family of Good Samaritans.

Located in Jodhpur, the family has opened its heart and home (literally) to the cattle, allowing them to even use the family beds.

Visuals shot on January 3 showed a bovine climbing the bed and settling down, as a woman covers it with a shawl while giving it a good rub.

Instead of keeping a cat or a dog as a pet, these residents of Subhash Nagar share their home with bovines. The three cows and a one-year-old calf reside with the family and are disciplined to a level where they excrete at a specified spot instead of littering in the house.