It was the treats that helped me get the lead around her. That took long enough! If she hadn´t hurt her leg I´d have persisted, but she´s become so mistrusting of people and so frightened of vehicles that it´s going to be a difficult challenge. I´ll go back again either Friday or next week. There´s a young girl there that seems to have won her trust a bit, so I´ll see if she can help me. I won´t try to carry her, she´ll freak out and probably the pain in her leg will make it even worse. I´ll need to do this really slowly. Just such a shame how people mistreat such beautiful animals.I had the same problem with Rascal. As soon as he felt a rope on his neck he started thrashing and screaming out! I took it off, pet him for a while, and led him as close as he would go to the car. My kids opened the door and my sister and I picked him up and put him in. He never offered aggression or we wouldn't have tried it. Maybe take some treats for her with you. She might follow you if you feed her every few feet. Also, condition her to having your hands all over her body as you tame her down, she may trust you enough to allow you to carry her.