Paolo Silva, a Freehold native, left Archie with a relative in Toms River before he went on deployment. The dog was given away, but now was returned.

Sailor Tim Shaddock, who spent months adrift at sea with his dog Bella, reunited with the canine after several days being apart after their rescue and expressed his thoughts on Bella being adopted ...

Australian sailor Tim Shaddock and his dog Bella have been rescued after surviving for two months in the Pacific Ocean by drinking rainwater and eating raw fish -- in what has been called a real ...

An Australian sailor is recovering after being stranded in the Pacific Ocean for two months — with just his pet dog for company.

Sailor Timothy Lyndsay Shaddock, 54, and his dog, Bella, were rescued Monday by a Mexican tuna boat after spending nearly three months adrift in the Pacific Ocean.

His beloved dog Archie, a 5-year-old golden retriever, had been given away by the relative he’d been entrusted to in Toms River while Silva was overseas.

Back in 2022, the rapper took to the stage at Japan's Summer Sonic Festival in a Sailor Moon-inspired 'fit, wearing a sailor collar, bow, and mini-skirt with her hair pulled back in space buns.

A missing Australian sailor who had been lost at sea for three months with his dog has been rescued after the stranded duo were spotted by a Mexican fishing boat more than 1,200 miles from land.

Video shows the moment Australian sailor Tim Shaddock and his dog Bella were rescued by the crew of a Mexican tuna fishing boat after spending three months adrift in the Pacific Ocean. Shaddock ...

Paulo Silva, a Freehold native, left Archie with a relative in Toms River before he went on deployment. The dog was given away, but now was returned.

Paulo Silva left his beloved dog Archie with a relative while deployed overseas. When he got back, Archie was gone. Here's how they reunited.

A missing Australian sailor who had been lost at sea for three months with his dog has been rescued after the stranded duo were spotted by a Mexican fishing boat more than 1,200 miles from land.