Sydney Sailor Rescued at Sea After Months, Dog Companion Won’t Return to Australia

Bella the dog, who was stuck on a troubled ship at sea with Timothy Lyndsay Shaddock for three months, will not be going back to Australia with the Australian sailor. Instead, she will be adopted by one of the crew members from the Mexican tuna boat, Maria Delia, which rescued them. Bella’s former owner, who is 54 years old, agreed to adopt her out to Genaro Rosales on the condition that he takes good care of her. The decision may be influenced by the difficulty of bringing an animal into Australia, where strict import conditions are in place. Bella would need to spend time in an approved country before being able to enter Australia, and undergo extensive veterinary preparations for the journey. Shaddock expressed his gratitude to Bella for being his only companion during their challenging months at sea. He mentioned that Bella found him in Mexico and she is Mexican. Shaddock and Bella set sail from La Paz, Mexico, but encountered bad weather soon after. They were eventually rescued by the crew of Maria Delia, who provided them with food, water, and medication. Upon their rescue, they still had to wait for the fishing boat to collect 55 tonnes of fish before heading home. The Grupomar founder and president praised the crew for saving Shaddock’s life, and Shaddock expressed his gratitude for their help. Despite the difficult times, Shaddock still loves being alone on the ocean. His highest priority now is to return home to Australia to be with his loved ones.

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