Guinea keet newly hatched, broken, possibly boneless leg

[TheRookie]

Okay.. this guinea (possibly a chicken Guinea mix) hatched out sometime today.
Problem 1 : momma broody was off the nest today
Problem 2 : baby is definitely injured.. not sure if it got pecked, was born deformed, or what. Either way, the leg IS broken. It bends at weird angles and just seems to dangle from the body with little to no movement. Baby does not seem to be in pain, doesn't cry when I touch her leg, is able to right herself but not walk. Am giving water with aspirin.

 

[Judy]

I'm sorry you haven't gotten any answers, probably because no one really knows how to help. I certainly don't. Frankly, many would simply cull the chick. Here is an excellent guide for dealing with many foot and leg problems:

https://sites.google.com/a/poultrypedia.com/poultrypedia/poultry-podiatry

 

[ten chicks]

You can make a splint out of popsicle sticks. Regarding question about boneless,can you feel the bone?

 

[TheRookie]

Yes. There is a bone, just seems to be broken in several places so it is very floppy. The swelling is going down along with the deep purple bruises, I made a splint for her yesterday. She can walk completely normal if you support her bad side. I am hoping that her leg isn't dislocated at the hip, I've come to the conclusion that the only way to fix that is to get the leg amputated.
She is definitely a fighter, I am going to keep helping her to drink and eat. I'll let nature take its course from there. If she survives, I will do everything in my power to make sure she has a happy life. If not, well, that's the way it was meant to be.
By the way, her name is now Penguin

This is her splint. Her mom was a Pearl Pied and her dad was a Coral. Whatever color she is, she's beautiful.