Australian sailor Tim Shaddock and his dog Bella were found alive and in stable condition after surviving two months in the Pacific Ocean.

Shaddock, who set sail from Mexico to French Polynesia, encountered a storm that damaged his boat, leaving him stranded. He relied on eating raw fish and collecting rainwater for sustenance. The pair was rescued by a trawler after being spotted by a helicopter.

The doctor aboard the trawler reported that Shaddock's health was stable, and he had normal vital signs. The challenging ordeal took place in the vast and treacherous waters of the North Pacific Ocean.

After enduring a challenging two-month ordeal at sea, Tim Shaddock and his dog Bella were discovered off the coast of Mexico. The sailor's physical appearance had drastically changed, with noticeable weight loss and an overgrown beard. In a video obtained by 9News, Shaddock expressed the difficulties he had faced during his time at sea.

Following his rescue, Tim Shaddock expressed his need for rest and nourishing food after spending a prolonged period alone at sea.

Despite the challenging circumstances, he stated that his health was in good condition. Shaddock credited his survival to fishing gear and finding shelter under his boat's canopy, which helped him avoid sunburn.

In images captured after his rescue, he was seen smiling while wearing a blood pressure monitor on his arm. Currently, the tuna trawler is en route to Mexico, where Shaddock will undergo medical examinations and receive additional treatment if required.