Jaw and head injury, can anyone offer helpful advice?

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Our 5 month old cat was attacked by dogs on Christmas day. She is an outdoor cat. We were able to save her. There are no vets in the area of the world where we are living.

She was bleeding through her nose and eye. After her initial shock she is breathing normally. She is lethargic but is walking about. Her head is swollen and her jaw dislocated, or at least I think so. I also think she has a concussion. Sounds like liquid or blood squishing if you touch it.
She cannot eat or drink. I have fed her with a syringe. She went to the bathroom twice since the accident. Her top and bottom jaw seems to be okay, not broken, from what I can feel. They are totally misaligned.

I've put warm compresses on her head and next to her body. There is a lump on the side around her stomach area.
If we stroke her she purrs and has been purring and making sounds like she used to. She doesn't seem to be in pain, no yowling. She has opened the eye which she was bleeding out a little. Now it remains shut. From what I could see is that there is a scratch on the white eye covering.

Is it possible to realign the jaw by ourselves? Should I just let her be? How many times a day should I feed her.
Our main concern is the jaw. I don't know if it would make things worse if w try to realign it.

We have other cats two adults and another kitten, same age. When we feed the others she sniffs at the food and makes licking motions but cannot eat.

Any help would be much appreciated.

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@zodiacqueen
Yes I am telling the truth. Thank you for your advice. I've read on the internet of people who have set the jaw themselves. But the reason not to do so was my fear of doing more damage than any good. Like you just described. I'll ask around in the Village tomorrow and hopefully someone can help me. Besides making the suggestion of putting her to sleep...

[zodiacqueen]

Did you find any vets on-line?  I hope you can find one.

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if you have any site suggestions. Please list them. The ones I've written to so far have not answered.

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I meant, have you done a search for a vet in your area on the yahoo or google search engine.  That will turn up many results.  You don't have the time to waste waiting for an answer.  Now, the Ask A Vet forum will be worth it!

If you're not sure how to do the search on yahoo or google, then post back!

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There are no search results for Vets in my area. Cape Verde is a third world country. Still developing. The village doesn't even have an Xray machine for humans at the local examination station. I know it is difficult to imagine.
There is no emergency center for animals here. The web will not find one.

@PrettyKitty1
How much water does a kitten need to sustain herself? She has tried to drink but started to yowl because of the pain.

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First off, that was a boo boo ALL of those repeated posts.  The forum screwed something up.  Just wanted to clarify that.

I think that you should check out the health pages on this forum-located in the upper right corner of the screen under "e-mail".  Once you get there, click on the article that says syringe feeding.  It's very good.  But, I'm still not sure how much to give.  Try to research it.  I will look, too.  Also, can you get your hands on some kitten milk replacer called KMR?  It's got important ingredients in it-protein and fat, as well as vitamins and minerals.  Your kitten desperately needs it, since he can't eat at all.  You might get very lucky and dodge the infection.  But, in all honesty, without food and the right nutrition-there really is not much of a chance.