Lili Reinhart takes her adorable rescue dog for a walk in Vancouver

Lili Reinhart took her dog Milo for one last walk in Vancouver before she wrapped production on Season 5 of Riverdale.

The 24-year-old actress, who plays Betty Cooper in the beloved series on The CW network, was spotted out solo on her dog walk Thursday afternoon.

The CW has already announced that Riverdale will return from its hiatus on Wednesday, August 11 to close out Season 5. 

Reinhart stepped out with a stylish ensemble wearing a black top under a black and white patterned sport coat.

She also wore a plain black baseball cap with black Aviator sunglasses, though her blue medical face mask was pushed down under her chin.

The actress completed her look with a pair of black pants and black boots while walking her adorable pooch. 

The actress took to Instagram in mid-February to share a snap of Milo, commemorating the one-year anniversary of her adopting the pooch.

‘One year ago today I took Milo home with me… and damn, I hit the jackpot,’ Reinhart said in her caption.

‘My sweet little rescue dog has been an incredible source of love for me this year and I can’t wait to keep making memories with my little man,’ she concluded.

The actress also recently opened up about her battles with depression, which started when she was just 13 years of age.

‘Some days I feel really defeated by my depression. It’s an exhausting battle that I’ve been fighting for 11 years. Some days, like today, it can feel intolerable,’ she said.

‘You don’t need to justify your mental health to anyone. Prioritize yourself when needed, take time to rest. Surround yourself with good people and high vibrations,’ Reinhart advised.

Reinhart often tackles film roles during her hiatus from Riverdale, appearing in movies such as Chemical Romance, Hustlers and Miss Stevens.

She is currently attached to star in the fantasy drama Plus/Minus, which is currently in pre-production, though it’s unclear when filming may begin.

The story follows a young woman named Natalie, who, ‘diverges into two parallel realities: one in which she becomes pregnant and must navigate motherhood as a young adult in her Texas hometown, the other in which she moves to L.A. to pursue her career.’