A 3-year-old Turkish Angora cat with some special needs is seeking a special person or persons to take her into their home for a lifetime of cuddles and cozy cat naps. 

At her young age, the cat named Shrimp has proven herself to be a survivor. She sustained a spinal cord injury in Dec. 2022 after she fell down three stories, Madison Ohler, founder of Wonky Whiskers Rescue, told Fox News Digital. 

Wonky Whiskers Rescue is a central Texas-based nonprofit that focuses on rescuing cats with serious injuries, disabilities and illness. 

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“She underwent an extensive amount of testing and therapy, but Shrimp never regained function of her back legs,” Ohler said. 

The cat sometimes uses a wheelchair, but she is also capable of “scooting” (and even climbing) around on her own. 

Her past owner surrendered her to Wonky Whiskers Rescue in June 2023, said Ohler. The rescue is hoping the cat will find her forever home before she reaches her one-year mark at the rescue.

And despite her extremely traumatic injury, “Shrimp is happy and healthy” — and only requires a little more care than a typical cat. 

“She requires her bladder to be expressed three times a day,” said Ohler, which she said is a “simple process and takes only a couple of minutes.” 

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Other than that, Shrimp is a fairly normal cat, with soft fur and a penchant for snuggling and lounging, the rescue said. 

She is also on the petite side, weighing just eight pounds. 

She “loves Churu treats, cozy beds and getting endless cuddles from her person,” said Ohler, describing her as a “cuddle bug.” 

Shrimp got into the Halloween spirit and dressed as a mermaid this past October. She loves lounging and cuddling, the rescue group told Fox News Digital. (Wonky Whiskers Rescue)

Cats with paralysis and other special needs may seem intimidating to many potential adopters, she noted.

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“I think it is important for people who have not had experience with paralyzed cats to be open to adopting them,” said Ohler. 

But she said she believes that “once a routine is established, it is quick and easy.”

Despite her disability, Shrimp is a very active cat and gets along well with other cats. (Wonky Whiskers Rescue)

“Paralyzed cats surprise us with how resilient and capable they are. The bond a paralyzed cat has with their person is extraordinary,” she said.

“It is incredibly rewarding to be a part of their journey.” 

Anyone looking to bring a cuddly little Shrimp into their home should contact Wonky Whiskers Rescue, either on Facebook or on the group’s website. 

Shrimp is up-to-date on her shots and other medical care, and her adoption fee is waived, said Ohler.

But due to her needs, Wonky Whiskers Rescue does require that Shrimp’s adopter meet her beforehand to receive instructions on her care.

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EXCLUSIVE: Republican leaders in the House and Senate sent a joint letter Thursday morning to the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) demanding travel schedules, official calendars and other documents from the cabinet agency amid allegations it is involved in partisan voter registration outreach in key swing states like Michigan.

Republican Rep. Roger Williams of Texas and Republican Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa demanded the SBA comply with congressional oversight on the matter, which has also led to at least one Freedom of Information Act lawsuit from a government watchdog earlier this week. 

The letter focused on allegations from Williams that the SBA is shirking its responsibility to “Main Street” in favor of helping register voters in Democratic areas of Michigan such as Detroit and Saginaw, while obstructing his panel’s constitutionally-sanctioned oversight of the activities of the cabinet agency.

“The SBA has shown a serious lack of transparency regarding the travels of senior SBA officials, including Administrator Guzman,” Williams said.

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“Main Street – and the American People – have a right to know what exactly is going on and how the SBA is spending their hard-earned tax dollars. I hope the SBA will be forthcoming with us and provide us with the requested documents as we continue our investigation into this matter.”

Ernst echoed Williams, saying in a statement obtained by Fox News Digital that the Biden administration agency has “no business pushing a partisan agenda on taxpayers’ dime.”

Ernst said the federal government should help struggling small businesses in the Biden economy, and that “open[ing] the books” is overdue for transparency’s sake.

The letter cited a reported April 17 video that alleged SBA administrator Isabella Casillas Guzman was the “most traveled member of the president’s cabinet and participated in trips to indirectly campaign for the president.”

Williams and Ernst said after they viewed the video, they began investigating the accuracy of the statements, and preliminarily corroborated the claim. 

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Rep. Roger Williams is targeting a partnership started by the Michigan Department of State and Small Business Administration chief Isabel Casillas Guzman. (Getty Images)

“Specifically, these press releases indicated that you have traveled to critical battleground states for the upcoming election, including Michigan, and invited Democrat members of Congress on these trips nearly eight times more frequently than Republican members,” Williams and Ernst wrote. “On April 24, 2024, the Senate Committee sent a letter requesting your calendar, records of your travel, and White House communications.”

“To date, you have failed to respond.”

Williams’ office told Fox News that after they viewed the reported video, Ernst’s committee sent the agency a letter on the matter which they said never received a response as of this week. The Texas Republican’s office added they have since not seen any further public statements about SBA trips to campaign events following the inquiry.

In the letter, the lawmakers demand calendars for Casillas Guzman and several other SBA officials, as well as past and future travel plans for them.

The lawmakers stated Williams’ committee has authority to demand such documentation under House Rule X, and the Senate panel under Senate Rule XXV S.1.

On Friday, the Heritage Foundation and its Oversight Project executive director Mike Howell sued the agency, alleging it failed to comply with legal public records requests for the “Memorandum of Understanding” announced earlier this year and forged between the SBA and Michigan Department of State with a 2021 executive order being the keystone of the coordination.

Rep. Roger Williams, R-Texas, is seen outside a House Republican Conference election meeting in the Longworth Building on Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)

The Oversight Project’s lawsuit alleged the SBA did not provide documents sought under an April 23 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request relating to the memo, which included internal communications with the search terms “register,” “vote,” “voter” and “ballot.”

In March, the SBA announced its “first-ever” voter registration agreement with the Michigan agency. On May 7, Williams’ committee issued a rare subpoena for SBA aides after what the panel claimed was in part a failure to forward documents relating to a program “diverting [agency] resources away from assisting Main Street” toward partisan ends.

When reached for comment on the lawsuit, the top Democrat on Williams’ panel, Rep. Nydia Velazquez, D-N.Y., expressed dismay at the subpoenas her committee recently issued, telling Fox News Digital in a statement that her committee has otherwise “prided itself in bipartisan cooperation to help American entrepreneurs.”

“Unfortunately, with [these] subpoenas, Republicans have rejected these principles to pursue a partisan inquiry,” Velazquez said.

A message left for Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson’s office on Wednesday in response to the earlier report was not returned by press time. Reached by phone, the SBA said in regard to the related suit it does not comment on ongoing legal matters.