Rescued Idaho sheep hungry, thirsty, immobilized by 50 pounds of wool

This November 2014 photo from the Idaho's Canyon County Sheriff's Office shows a sheep that has been named Dolly before having some 50 pounds of matted wool shorn from her in Caldwell, Idaho. Officials in Idaho's Canyon County said the sheep found down in a field after more than five days without food or water had a problem beyond hunger and dehydration — she was virtually immobilized by nearly 50 pounds of matted, urine-soaked wool. Workers at the county shelter said it took three people nearly an hour "to cut her free from her wool shackles." It's not clear how long it's been since Dolly was sheared. Now she's reported to be improving daily and will be looking for a new home when she's cleared as healthy. (AP Photo/Canyon County Sheriff's Office) (The Associated Press)

This November 2014 photo from Idaho's Canyon County Sheriff's Office shows a sheep that has been named Dolly in the process of having some 50 pounds of matted wool shorn from her in Caldwell, Idaho. Officials in Idaho's Canyon County say the sheep found down in a field after more than five days without food or water had a problem beyond hunger and dehydration — she was virtually immobilized by nearly 50 pounds of matted, urine-soaked wool. Workers at the county shelter says it took three people nearly an hour "to cut her free from her wool shackles." It's not clear how long it's been since Dolly was sheared. Now she's reported to be improving daily and will be looking for a new home when she's cleared as healthy. (AP Photo/Canyon County Sheriff's Office) (The Associated Press)

This November 2014 photo from Idaho's Canyon County Sheriff's Office shows a sheep that has been named Dolly after having some 50 pounds of matted wool shorn from her in Caldwell, Idaho. Officials in Idaho's Canyon County said the sheep found down in a field after more than five days without food or water had a problem beyond hunger and dehydration — she was virtually immobilized by nearly 50 pounds of matted, urine-soaked wool. Workers at the county shelter said it took three people nearly an hour "to cut her free from her wool shackles." It's not clear how long it's been since Dolly was sheared. Now she's reported to be improving daily and will be looking for a new home when she's cleared as healthy. (AP Photo/Canyon County Sheriff's Office) (The Associated Press)