Two years ago today, in the early hours of the morning, Vincent and Petunia were rescued from a Petaluma Poultry factory farm in Sonoma County. Petunia was found stuck on her back with a bloody, injured wing. Vincent was collapsed on the ground with a raging fever, too weak to

The Perdue Trial is being postponed. This morning, the prosecutors motioned to delay the May 16th trial to give themselves more time to prepare their case. Zoe’s attorney (with @aaldp_du) objected, pointing out the multitude of ways this would negatively impact her and her legal

“Just four months after she graduates on May 17 with a bachelor’s degree in social movement strategy, the straight-A student will stand trial in a Sonoma County courtroom for her June 2023 incursion into Petaluma Poultry, a processing facility owned by agribusiness giant Perdue

The story of my ongoing criminal case is on the front page of San Francisco Chronicle’s Sunday paper. Facing charges has been difficult in many ways, but I am immensely grateful that it has brought attention to the criminal animal cruelty at Petaluma Poultry and allowed the world

My prosecutors are trying to place me under a gag order. This is a political prosecution to protect Perdue, one of the nation’s largest poultry producers, from public scrutiny.

“When I walk across the stage to graduate from UC Berkeley this month, an ankle monitor will track my every step. I am facing up to five and a half years in prison for rescuing four criminally abused chickens, Poppy, Ivy, Aster and Azalea, from Perdue’s Petaluma Poultry

“In 2023, UC Berkeley student and activist Zoe Rosenberg removed four severely ill chickens from a slaughterhouse truck in Petaluma, California, and brought them to an animal sanctuary. Now, she’s facing over five years in prison. Rosenberg’s trial is scheduled for later this

I’m graduating from UC Berkeley today and my ankle monitor is ready. #PerdueTrial

I finally graduated! 🎓 My time at UC Berkeley has been atypical, and there have been moments I wasn’t sure I’d get to graduate at all. On my very first day of classes, I released an investigation I had conducted into Seaboard Foods, the company that was supplying “pork” to

Just published by Wired: The animal agriculture industry and the FBI are desperately trying to paint DxE and other animal rights activists as “bioterrorists” with baseless accusations. Hundreds of documents obtained by the government transparency nonprofit Property of the

“Judge Gnoss’s ruling marks a significant moment in the case, reaffirming the role of free speech in legal proceedings involving public interest issues. As the trial approaches, Rosenberg’s prosecution continues to serve as a flashpoint for debates about animal rights, food

Last week, we received a ruling from the judge that will have a significant impact on my upcoming trial. Read my blog about it here: directactioneverywhere.com/dxe-in-the-new… #PerdueTrial #RightToRescue

I go on trial one month from today facing nearly half a decade in jail for rescuing four criminally abused chickens, Poppy, Ivy, Aster, and Azalea, from Perdue’s Petaluma Poultry slaughterhouse. My prosecutors say this was an act of felony conspiracy, not an act of rescue. It

Trial begins 9/15 for Zoe Rosenberg. She faces up to 5 yrs for rescuing 4 chickens. Does anyone think that, had she stolen *dead*🐔from a supermarket, she would face felonies, be electronically tracked, & possibly end up incarcerated? Stay tuned for trial updates. #righttorescue

My trial starts 3 weeks from today and we are busy spreading the word, encouraging members of the public to consider important questions about animals and the rights they are entitled to. Yesterday, we talked to hundreds of my fellow students at UC Berkeley. I was overwhelmed by

“Rosenberg claimed the chickens were victims of animal abuse and argued that animals have the right to be rescued when they are facing abuse. She was arrested in November 2023 and has been wearing an ankle monitor for over a year and a half as a condition for remaining out of

.The New York Times reports on DxE and an upcoming trial where Zoe Rosenberg faces half a decade in jail for rescuing four abused, neglected chickens from Perdue’s Petaluma Poultry slaughterhouse. Since 2013, Direct Action Everywhere investigators have documented routine violations of

In court, I will view myself simply as a representative, a body and a voice, for all of the chickens who have been wronged by Perdue, and by the animal agriculture industry as a whole, writes Zoe Rosenberg. commondreams.org/opinion/felony…

My ankle monitor is off! During court this past week, the judge ruled I could have my ankle monitor removed so that its presence would not negatively bias the jury. Jury selection started Thursday. #PerdueTrial #RightToRescue

My trial for rescuing 4 chickens is expected to last 6 weeks. Murder trials in the same county often take about 2 weeks.