Kaia Gerber flaunts her midriff as she picks up another puppy to foster amid coronavirus pandemic

Kaia Gerber has been giving back in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic by fostering some adorable puppies that she’s showcased on social media.

And on Saturday, the 18-year old model was back at it again when she picked up another cute pooch, through The Labelle Foundation, to bring back to her home in Los Angeles with the help of her father Rande Gerber.

Not long afterwards, the daughter of Cindy Crawford took to Instagram to pose in a bikini alongside the newest of her temporary four-legged family members.

Gerber, 18, was spotted moments after she and her dad loaded up her latest foster puppy into their SUV in West Hollywood.

She kept it casual in the fashion department by flaunting her midriff in a grey crop top, blue denim jeans and sneakers.

The Los Angeles native, who pulled the top of her shoulder-length hair back off her face, eventually got into the passenger’s seat of the vehicle and the two drove off. 

Gerber couldn’t resist showing off the adorable white puppy on Instagram.   

‘thelabellefoundation helped me foster this little girl,’ she captioned a quick video that she shared on her Insta-Story.

In it, Gerber lounged back on a couch in an animal print bikini as the little pup took a nap just above her shoulders.  

She followed that up by professing her affection with a photo of the pair that read: ‘BFF’s,’ and another a couple hours later that was captioned: ‘best friends.’

There was also another snap of the pair posing together outside on her lawn with the model dressed in a t-shirt and sweatpants.  

Gerber has been fostering dogs through The Labelle Foundation and posting pictures and information on her social media platforms since the COVID-19 outbreak reached a fever pitch in March.         

The Labelle Foundation is a Los Angeles foster based animal rescue devoted to rescuing, rehabilitating, advocating for dogs, according to the organizations website, labellefoundation.org.

Their goal is to help the animals they assist find perfect forever families. The organization also specializes in neonatal orphans and sick or special need medical puppies.