Drifting between St. Louis, Hoppie’s Marina and Memphis, the AniMoWins Pilgrims hear gunshots on both horizons, keep Noah’s dove on deck, and turn their 4Wins5 Mill into a floating collar lab. They invite families, seniors, kids, and pets to help design safer Stand Pet, Bionic Finns, and Screen Angel collars—and imagine future wearable wallets for #NewGold care.

On International Animal Rights Day under the Gateway Arch, families board “Santa on the Mississippi” and meet Bionic Finn—the glowing bio‑digital fish—plus a St. Bernard Screen Angel, a terrier Stand Pet, and early‑edition Bionic Finn Collars. Kids test a free Stand Pet game while the collar explains how animals help turn malnourished attention into #NewGold.

On the Mississippi between St. Charles and St. Louis, the AniMoWins Pilgrims rescue a fading collar named Sync from Alienare Gators. The collar reports that Screen Angels and Stand Pets have been outlawed and targeted, forcing the crew to face “collar trauma” and invite families to help redesign a safer, smarter Stand Pet collar for future journeys.

When the AniMoWins Pilgrims dock at St. Charles’ 4 Unway Balance port, cowboys, “indians,” and coliseum budgeteers meet Screen Angels in training, Bionic Finn Collars, and a new scoreboard based on LOVE LOVE instead of losses. Alienare Gators grumble below as families test a free online game and the 4Wins5 Mill turns toward St. Louis and Santa on the Mississippi.

When the Thanksgiving dishes are done, the AniMoWins Pilgrims sail home to 1 Muddy Mississippi River Anchor Way, wrap Christmas gifts on the 4Wins5 Mill, and quietly chart “Route 4Wins5Justease to Upright USA.” Along the way, they unveil Stand Pets as the new St. Bernards of the digital age—dogs with Gold Bar Collars who rescue families freezing in their feeds and turn Burn Property Bombs into #NewGold connection.

Bring new energy to Thanksgiving with WinsGiving! This guide spotlights the AniMoWins coloring book, Stand Pets, and a free matching game—helping families, friends, and pets create real connections, balance digital life, and have fun together around the holiday table.

At the Edwardsville Book Festival, a seven-year-old traced the broken fish on our Bionic Finns cover and asked, "Why is it broken?" Her question revealed everything families need to understand about surviving the Digital Deep—and how therapeutic writing transforms trauma into tools for healing.

Our small startup, Major League Family, celebrates a #1 new book release on Amazon, Bionic Finns: Leader Lights in the Digital Deep. This success is a testament to our mission of empowering families and finding digital freedom. Now, we're looking for new stories to join us in our next launch and help others.