Sheep sculpture heartlessly stolen from Aspen Snow House

There was a sheep hunt in Aspen over the weekend.

One of Snow Lodge’s famous Scandinavian sheep sculptures, which we’ve heard is worth four figures, was captured this weekend by an overzealous party animal who somehow got away with a life-size quadrupedal work.

The source tells us that after the unmistakable object went missing, the man did not go for the lamb. Instead, reports of the woolly beast “began to appear all over the city.”

One of the photos released by Page Six shows an unidentified guy just casually strolling through a snow-covered city in Colorado, carrying a stolen sheep.

Snow Lodge owner Jayma Cardoso tells us, “I kept getting messages and the DM wrote, ‘We saw a man carrying your sheep.’

We were told that several Good Samaritans went on a quest to find a beloved artificial creature.

And we also hear that the alleged culprit was caught when it was revealed he dropped a sheep on a local FedEx in an attempt to ship it back to his hometown.

A source tells us that the Aspen police were called and were able to intercept the sheep just at the very last moment.

Cardoso tells us, “I had to provide a receipt proving ownership. We hope to have [the sheep] released [from police custody] and soon home with the rest of the flock.”

A spokesperson for Snow Lodge tells us, “We don’t know how the Aspen police will handle this situation. Jayma is just happy that her artificial four-legged friend has been found.”

Aspen police didn’t answer us.

The Snow Lodge, a sister site of the popular Surf Lodge in Montauk, has become a hot spot this winter. Located in St. Regis, the venue has hosted guests including the Chainsmokers, Zedd, Diplo and Anderson Paak, as well as visitors such as Gigi and Bella Hadid, Elizabeth Olsen and model Alessandra Ambrosio.

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