All I could find was what is listed on their website. You can try writing a snail mail letter? They also have a Twitter - @Funrise_Toys but I don't know how active they are.

You'd think for a company that's been around so long, they'd be easier to contact

Whenever I email them, I always get a response in a day or two.

I think white kitty love is right now on pre-order so you can get that direct from katz shop

https://katzponyshop.ecrater.com/p/40297401/katz-pony-shop-exclusive-white

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According to MLP Merch, who are very good at keeping up-to-date, the largest Spike plush released was a 20 inch quadrupedal one by Funrise. No official plushies appear to have wings.

EDIT: Immediately I realized that this is a PMS International plush, which should've clicked sooner since other PMS ponies, including G3.5s, were part of this display. They made prize plushies, which likely come in multiple sizes, so perhaps this one WAS released, but hasn't been documented. If any plush were to go undocumented, it'd be a giant prize plush, which are made in quite small quantities since they tend to sit around for sometimes years before being won. PMS also made these for the European market, so he probably would only be found there, limiting his range.

An example of rare giant prize plushies is the Newborn Pinkie Pie and Rainbow Dash presumably made by ITM Leisure due to similarities in style of both the plush and the tag. These things are HUGE! They're probably European exclusives and the only documentation of their existence I can find is a picture of a Rainbow Dash and mention that Pinkie was an option in an old Trading Post thread.

I discovered the 6 inch PMS G3.5s (not cohesively documented anywhere I know of) when I bought a lot of all four new with tags on eBay last month. They've already arrived and seem legit; the seller had five sets of them, so I imagine they were in a warehouse for a while. Previously, I only knew of 9 inch, 12 inch, and 18 inch variants of these guys, with the smaller ones being more cheaply produced. According to MLP Merch, the PMS Spike was 13 inches and is the only PMS Spike listed.

It could totally be a prototype that was never released, but if someone came forward with one... well, I'd actually be surprised, but moreso that one of these found its way into a collector's hands and less that they were produced at all. Again, giant prizes are won, not purchased! The people who took them home may not even be fans and are definitely unaware that what they have is anything special, considering that nobody's come forward with one (that I know of).