Climate change is emerging as a major challenge for livestock farming, affecting animal health, productivity, and farm profitability. Rising temperatures, irregular rainfall, water scarcity, and increased disease incidence contribute to heat stress, reduced feed intake, lower milk production, and fertility problems in livestock. Climate-resilient management practices such as improved housing, efficient water management, fodder conservation, balanced nutrition, and preventive healthcare can help minimize these adverse effects. Indigenous livestock breeds, owing to their better adaptability and heat tolerance, also play an important role in sustaining production under changing climatic conditions. Strengthening farmer awareness, extension services, and weather-based advisory systems is essential for promoting climate-smart livestock farming. Adoption of these practical and sustainable strategies will enhance the resilience of livestock production systems and help safeguard farmer livelihoods against future climate-related challenges.