Sam Ronson Brands Fur Activist 'An Animal' for Attacking Lohan

Dj Samantha Ronson has hit out at the anti-fur activist who heaved a bag of flour over her girlfriend Lindsay Lohan on Saturday (15Nov08), calling the culprit "an animal".

Ronson and Lohan were making their way into Paris nightclub Vip Room when the protestor pelted the Mean Girls actress, wrapped in a mink stole, with a flour bomb.

The offender cried out, "Lindsay Lohan - fur hag!" while the fuming Mean Girls star hurried indoors to clean up, yelling, "Oh my God!" And now an infuriated Ronson has taken to her MySpace blog to hit out at the unnamed female attacker.

She writes: "I'm pissed at the bag of flour thrown on Lindsay last night. Not because I got powdered down, but because the girl who threw it acted like an animal herself. I take that back, it's an insult to animals to group her in with them - my dog is Far more civilised than that person.

"I think there are plenty of families that could have used that flour for a meal. Nice job, lady."

It's believed the flour-thrower was connected to animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta), which has blasted Lohan in recent days for wearing fur coats.

Mean while as reported earlier Lindsay Lohan is reportedly set to split from girlfriend Samantha Ronson - because she has realised she is not gay.

The pair sparked fevered gossip about the extent of their friendship when they were spotted kissing and cuddling in Cannes, France earlier this year (08).

And despite continually refusing to confirm their relationship, the Mean Girls star recently professed her love for Ronson in a candid interview with Harper's Bazaar magazine, declaring: "She's a wonderful person and I love her very much."

And the pair have barely left each other's sides since - but sources suggest the intensity of the relationship is dying out.

It is claimed Lohan is getting tired of Ronson's constant presence - and is starting to question her own sexuality.

A source tells British newspaper the News of the World, "Linds is on the brink because Sam won't leave her side. Whenever she does, Lindsay's on the phone telling her mates she's decided she's not a lesbian.

"Of course she still has feelings for Sam - but she also feels like she has to escape."