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I would suggest a slow approach to her recovery. Like us I am guessing she is stiff from injury and will loosen up again. Swimming and encouraging her to use it some.

I agree with Amiga. In the house care until fully recovered. Bathing like planned and antibiotic cream on the leg. the wing doesnt look broken in the picture. Will she stretch it out on her own? Is the white spot squishy? Make sure it is kept clean. Food and water while she is crated. Be sure...

good deal, keep clean water available for bathing. Helping her stay warm and clean is very vital for stress reduction and recovery. you can hardboil an egg and mash it up or cook some plain oatmeal, let cool and offer it. Both seem to be favorites of those not feeling 100% around here

good clean water changed often for bathing. Look for open wounds and clean them gently. You can apply neosporin withOUT pain reliever in it as a topical to open wounds.

if you leave her in a dog crate outside she is likely to be pulled through the wire bit by bit by a predator. By not providing proper secure housing she has become injured, she needs you to care for her and provide a safe place to be both during the day and at night. MANY predators think duck is...

does she not have a predator proof secure house for at night? If she is badly injured she needs to be kept quiet, given food and water and looked over carefully for any wounds that may need cleaning. Unflavored pedialite, or sugar water both work well.