The Rochester Lion King, a fiberglass sheep that's part of a public art show in downtown Rochester, is missing.

According to Chief Steve Schettenhelm, the Rochester Police Department took a report Tuesday afternoon about the missing statue, which was stolen from its spot in front of the Rochester Athletic Club on Main Street.

The sheep and its base were stolen, and the value is set at more than $1,100, Schettenhelm said.

The Rochester Lion King is part of the Ewe Revue 2 in Rochester. A collection of movie-themed sheep are scattered across downtown. This one was sponsored and designed by the Rochester Lions Club.

Last week, another sheep, "Steve Hanson from Sheep Shot," was recovered after being missing for two months. The hockey-playing sheep was found after its thief allegedly posted a photo on Instagram, according to police.

There are no suspects in the theft of the Rochester Lion King. 

Anyone with information should call the Rochester Police Department at (248) 651-9621. 

Have a photo of Rochester Lion King? Please upload it here or send it to editor Kristin Bull at kristin.bull@patch.com.