There appears to be a generic IC varient that has what looks like (at a quick glance) a tssop14 foot print. Search in parts bin for so14w will find it. Or drag a generic IC on to any view and then with inspector change to 14 pins and the SO package (tssop changes the pins to 20 which may mean there is only a 20 tssop footprint). I don't do much with SM, so someone else may have a better answer. Making a new foot print would be fairly trivial, just cut down the 20 for instance with Inkscape. Having the footprint however doesn't help with schematic or bb views (although if its a chip, generic does for bb ).
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Where to find TSSOP parts
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