Dufau Agnès. Estatuto jurídico del gato callejero en España, Francia y Reino Unido - Tirant lo Blanch (Valencia 2017) 123p
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El ibro escrito por Ágnes Dufau resulta de suma importancia por distintas cuestiones; uno, porque toca un tema espinoso dentro de un campo como el jurídico o legal, que sea visto obligado a reconocer ciertos derechos a los animales no humanos principalmente por las presiones sociales; dos, porque incita a la reflexión sobre lo que es y lo que debería ser el derecho al menos en el caso se los gatos callejeros; tres, porque muestra la poca o nula representación jurídica que tienen los gatos callejeros únicamente por no pertenecer a un hogar humano, por no formar parte de la categoría de propiedad.
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Lucano Ramírez, Hilda Nely. «Dufau Agnès. Estatuto jurídico del gato callejero en España, Francia y Reino Unido - Tirant lo Blanch (Valencia 2017) 123p». DA. Derecho Animal. Forum of Animal Law Studies, vol.VOL 9, n.º 2, pp. 137-4, https://raco.cat/index.php/da/article/view/349360.
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