The image shows two dogs. The left image shows a white dog wearing protective booties and goggles. It appears to be a working dog, possibly a rescue dog, and is standing on a street. The right image shows a golden retriever dog being held by someone wearing an orange safety vest. The dog has a visible wound or abrasion on a leg. The caption says: "**Bi mariayaya bak birde bizim gariban lezzet'e bak**" This is a humorous Turkish phrase playing on the contrast between the two dogs. It translates roughly to: "**Look at Mary (a pretty girl/someone well off) and then look at our poor/destitute one**" The joke is that the well-equipped, possibly special-trained, white dog on the left is contrasted with the injured golden retriever needing help. The phrase implies that while one dog has the resources and skills to help others (and has the look of one that has), the other is a simple, helpless victim or someone who needs help. The context suggests a comparison between a fortunate situation and a less fortunate one, highlighting the difference in situations and the plight of the less privileged/helped, while also expressing sympathy and appreciation for the rescue or aid given to the injured dog.