clayton sandell takes us to one near denver. >> reporter: it doesn't look like grocery stores you're used to. but inside, you won't find the prices you're used to. >> we have people from all walks of life come in here for the sole purpose of saving money. >> reporter: martin palumbo runs this salvage grocery store near denver. he takes in damaged, dented or discontinued products that grocery stores won't sell. he offers them at huge discounts. >> refried beans, which can sell for up to $1.79 at your conventional supermarket, got a dent right here. selling that one for 75 cents. cake mixes can sell for around 2 to $3 apiece. our price is 99 cents. juices, they normally sell for 3 or $4 apiece. once again, $1.99. >> reporter: there are deals on organic vegetables, dog biscuits, even bug spray. since last year, business at this store up 50%. >> i automatically know i'm going to save on my whole wheat pasta and feta cheese. that was 75% less. >> reporter: you can find almost anything in this store. a can of pork and beans for a buck. some cereal for $1.99. good deals as long as you don't

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here abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: colorado hailstorms ave behind a trail of damage.s of victims. many of these casualties show up here. >> just gorgeous creatures. >> reporter: this woman and her team of volunteers take in birds of prey. birds caught in the open prairie, when hailstorms strike. >> this is an american castor that we believe is a hailstorm victim. and he has a fracture very close to his elbow. >> reporter: lately, they've been overwhelmed. >> here's another hawk that came in in the storm. and has damage to his left eye. >> reporter: there are nearly 200 injured birds here. empty cages are hard to come by. and even thoh they're hurt, they're still hungry. >> i just ordered 1,000 mice for almost $700. and since we need 100 mice a day, they're not going to last very long. >> reporter: caring for these birds isn't easy. they are messy. and volunteers have to contend with razor-sharp talons, and the occasional bite. >> may i have my shirt back, please. >> reporter: once the birds are healed enough, they'll come to this flight cage, where they will test out

for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, arba, colorado. >> keep in mind, you don't wantn open package of any kind, inside the box. and of course, there's online sources that say watch out for big dents. if the can is bulging, do not open it. and they have expiration dates. come here. >> want to watch the part of this. >> i want you to test and see if you can taste any difference. you get the canned food and the macaroni. >> the canned food that you just warned people about. that's what i get. okay. >> see if i can tell the difference. >> that's the canned peas. they're both canned peas. >> you want to pick the one that's dented. >> there's no difference between these. but sitting out here is a nice touch on anything. this was the salvage store. four for $1. this is the real deal. 99 cents a can. great value, same taste. >> i'm going on a line and saying this one is the salvage store because it's not quite as fresh. i'm right. i'm right. >> d you look at that before we did this? >> i did not. that's $1.29. this would be $1.99. and here's a tin they come in. look inside th

abc's clayton sandell takes us shopping at one near denver, colorado. >> reporter: it doesn't look likerocery stores that you're used to. but inside, you won't find the prices you're used to. >> we have people from all walks of life, come in here for the soul purpose of saving money. >> reporter: martin palumbo runs this salvage grocery store near denver. he takes in damaged, dented or discontinued products that other grocery stores won't sell. he offers them at huge discounts. >> refried beans, which can sell for $1.79 at conventional supermarkets. selling that for 75 cents. cake mixes for $2 or $3 apiece. our price is 99 cents. juices sell for $3 or $4 apiece. once again, $1.99. >> reporter: there's deals on organic vegetables, dog discuts, even bug spray. since last year, business at this store up as much as 50%. >> i'm going to save money on my whole wheat pasta. and the cheese. that's about 75% less. >> reporter: you can find almost anything in this store. there's a can of pork and beans for a buck. cereal for $1.99. good deals, as long as you don't mind how the packaging looks. sa