toad with broken leg

have a common toad ran over by a strimmer. It doesnt have any obvious wounds but both its front and back right leg seem broken,  they hang limp. I live in the middle of nowhere the nearest wildlife vet is hours away and when I contacted animal rescue they didnt seem keen on the journey here for a toad???!! I've looked on different websites and had conflicting information, some say they don't feel pain and broken limbs heal. I dont want to keep the little guy suffering if he is in pain and will press the case with rescue services but I also don't want to hand him over incase they just euthanise him because its the easy option. I've got a spare fish tank and wouldnt mind buying him some crickets or bloodworms from the pet shop til he was better. I'd just really appreciate some rational guidance. xD

thanks caleb you have been a great help thanks for taking the time to reply x

debhm you still here?   Is your toad still alive?

I don't really collect photos of disabled toads... but here's one of a natterjack with only three legs, the right hind limb was just a tiny stump:



it seemed to get around reasonably well (and no, it didn't run in circles).

Obviously if a toad's been run over and its insides are hanging out then it's not going to survive, but I have seen loads with missing toes, a good few with missing limbs, and the occasional one with one eye.

Scale wrote: i have read that frogs and toads are transient and do not exhibit a high degree of refuge fidelity.

Frogs, maybe, but there's plenty of anecdotal evidence of toads using one refuge for long periods of time. One large female toad lived in a flowerpot under my parents' heating oil tank for at least 3 years, and I've heard quite a few similar stories.